Grilling knowledge & know-how

Discover the ultimate grilling know-how – from the basics to professional techniques!Here you'll not only learn the most important grilling basics, but also delve deep into the diverse disciplines of modern grilling. International BBQ masters share their expert knowledge and show you how to perfectly master every type of grill – from the classic gas grill to the smoky smoker, the rustic Dutch oven, or the hot griddle.

Learn practical tips on temperature control, wood and smoking methods, optimal meat preparation, and creative side dishes. Whether you're a beginner, a hobby griller, or an ambitious pitmaster, our step-by-step instructions and insider tricks will help you make every barbecue a culinary highlight. With in-depth expertise and proven techniques, you'll become a grilling pro who masters every challenge and impresses your guests. Let our international experts guide you and take your barbecue to the next level!

For many people, grilling with charcoal or charcoal briquettes is the ultimate choice when it comes to choosing a fuel. And good things take time. For pieces of charcoal or briquettes, this means that they...

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Grillwissen & Know-How -

Sous-vide devices are established worldwide in professional kitchens - especially in top-class restaurants. They make preparation and meal planning much easier and are also becoming increasingly popular with ambitious amateur cooks. Sous-vide cooking multiplies the...

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A meat grinder used to be part of every good kitchen equipment. But the ever-available minced meat from the supermarket made its existence a challenge - some people only brought it up from the dark...

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Even though most commercially available grills apply heat to the food from below, vertical grilling is probably the most effective way to evenly cook large roasts and whole poultry without burning fat and to provide...

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Why does raw meat become shelf-stable even without refrigeration after treatment (salting, smoking and maturing), and is it even possible to produce such products at home using simple means? The answer: Yes - if you...

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Smoking is not only one of the oldest methods of preservation, it also gives fresh fish a special aroma and cooks it very gently. By burning selected woods and herbs on glowing coals or another...

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Above: A water smoker in action. It is a rather simple grill without any great technical finesse. This model has two levels (stacker) Below: The water bowl is the heart of the smoker. It sits...

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Hardly any other food fish is as popular in our country as salmon. Like the trout, it belongs to the salmonid family (salmon fish). Salmon are so-called anadromous fish and can adapt their water balance...

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Box and Pipe: Smoking boxes or pipes are ideal for chips of almost all sizes. They can be used in charcoal or gas grills and are reusable as often as you like One of the...

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The art of marinating is part of grilling and barbecuing. Whether meat, fish, vegetables or fruit - many things simply taste better when they have been allowed to soak in the marinade for a while....

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