Category: cooking

Instant Pot’s Duo Evo Plus is only $100 on Amazon

Post author By Randall
Post date September 7, 2020
Categories In commerce, cooking, dorm, duo evo plus, engadgetdeals, gear, Instant Pot, News, pressure cooker, Tech, thebuyersguide

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Masterbuilt Gravity Series 560 review: A versatile smart charcoal grill

Post author By Randall
Post date August 3, 2020
Categories In barbecue, barbeque, bbq, charcoal grill, cooking, gear, gravity series 560, grill, grilling, Home, Kitchen, masterbuilt, Review, smart grill, smoker, Tech

[ad_1] Like pellet grills, a fan helps maintain the desired cooking temperature. On the 560, it blows air upward, into the bottom of the charcoal hopper to keep the heat going and circulate it into the main cooking area. If you have the temperature set high enough for searing, you’ll see flames too. There are […]

Weber’s connected pellet grills are $200 off for July 4th

Post author By Randall
Post date June 29, 2020
Categories In barbecue, commerce, cooking, engadgetdeals, ex4, ex6, Food, food and drink, gear, News, pellet grill, pellet grills, quarantinesummer, smokefire, Tech, thebuyersguide, weber

[ad_1] All products recommended by Engadget are selected by our editorial team, independent of our parent company. If you buy something through one of the links on this page, we may earn an affiliate commission. A backyard barbecue with the family may be as good as it gets for summer celebrations during a pandemic — […]

The best grilling gear | Engadget

Post author By Randall
Post date May 25, 2020
Categories In anova, anova precision cooker, barbecue, barbeque, bbq, commerce, cooking, feature, foodsaver, gear, gravity series 560, grill, grilling, grills, igrill, igrill mini, ironwood 650, masterbuilt, smoke x, smoke x2, smoker, sous vide, Tech, thebuyersguide, thermapen mk4, thermoworks, traeger, vacuum sealer, weber, weber connect, weber connect smart grilling hub

[ad_1] In addition to Traeger’s handy app that allows you to control and monitor the grill remotely, the Ironwood series grills ship with a pellet sensor. This add-on keeps tabs on your fuel supply, so you don’t have to worry about running out. The app also houses a wealth of recipes, which you can send […]

Star Wars Instant Pots start at $60 for May the 4th

Post author By Randall
Post date May 4, 2020
Categories In commerce, cooking, engadgetdeals, Food, food and drink, gear, Instant Pot, News, pressure cooker, pressure cooking, Star Wars, Tech, thebuyersguide

[ad_1] May the 4th means a wave of Star Wars debuts and promos, and that even includes deals on kitchen tech. Williams Sonoma is discounting its Star Wars Instant Pots, with a 3-quart BB-8 model selling for as low as $60, the 6-quart Stormtrooper model going for $80 and the 8-quart Chewbacca pot on sale […]

Is the Connect Smart Grilling Hub a great tool for outdoor cooking?

Post author By Randall
Post date April 30, 2020
Categories In calltoaction, cooking, feature, gear, grill, grilling, Kitchen, Tech, thebuyersguide, user review, user reviews, userreview, userreviews, weber, weber connect

[ad_1] There are a lot of devices that tack on a bit of tech and connect to an app in order to enter the ‘smart’ market, whether or not there’s any value in doing so. However, Weber’s Connect Smart Grilling Hub isn’t one of those. When Senior Editor Billy Steele spent some time using it […]

Balmuda’s $329 steam-based toaster finally arrives in the US

Post author By Randall
Post date April 29, 2020
Categories In balmuda, bread, cooking, Food, food and drink, gear, Home, household, News, Tech, toaster, toaster oven

[ad_1] Just how much do you value your toast in the morning? Enough that you’d pay top dollar to have a near-ideal texture every time? You now have a chance to prove your commitment. Japanese brand Balmuda has released its fabled The Toaster in the US, making its one-of-a-kind steam tech available on this side […]

Weber SmokeFire review: An intriguing work-in-progress

Post author By Randall
Post date April 17, 2020
Categories In barbecue, barbeque, bbq, cooking, culinary, gear, grill, grilling, Review, smart grill, smart grills, smokefire, Tech, weber, weber connect, weber grills, Wifi

[ad_1] The SmokeFire grills run on Weber Connect, which is built on JuneOS — the same software that powers June’s smart ovens. It can monitor the grill and internal food temperatures to guide your cooks. Like the Smart Grilling Hub, Weber Connect will lead you through cooking a variety of meat and seafood, from prepping […]

Traeger’s redesigned grill app offers cooking videos and customization

Post author By Randall
Post date April 14, 2020
Categories In app, barbecue, barbeque, bbq, cook, cooking, Food, food and drink, foodanddrink, gear, grilling, grills, Home, meat, News, smoker, software, Tech, traeger, traeger grills

[ad_1] There’s also a lot more customization inside the app with this latest version. Previously, you could favorite recipes to keep track of ones you like, but Traeger has gone much further. You can setup a profile according to your dietary preferences and skill level. The app will then suggest recipes based on that info […]

The best online resources for quarantine cooking at all skill levels

Post author By Randall
Post date April 9, 2020
Categories In alton brown, bon appetit, cooking, Entertainment, feature, gear, maangchi, nytcooking, serious eats, Tech, Youtube

[ad_1] Recipe sites Bon Appetit In recent years, Bon Appetit has become a YouTube sensation with over 5.6 million subscribers, thanks in part to entertaining and personality-driven shows like It’s Alive or Gourmet Makes. But beyond YouTube laughs, Bon Appetit offers highly approachable recipes that are flavorful at the same time. The website has two […]