What's new on Serious Eats No Images? Click here RECIPES There's certainly a time and a place for low-and-slow grilling—allowing huge slabs of meat to smoke and slowly turn fall-apart tender via indirect heat. While indisputably delicious, these dishes require the kind of time that most of us have only on weekends. That doesn't mean grilling is out of the question during the week, though—the intense heat levels a grill can achieve make it a practical method for quickly cooking steaks, chops, fish, and more. TECHNIQUES |
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These Bulgolgi Burgers Are the Best of Fusion Food
Kimchi mayo! No Images? Click here Grilled Korean Bulgogi Burgers With Kimchi Mayo and Pickled Daikon When we want the flavors of Korean bulgogi (grilled marinated beef) and the convenient outdoor grilling method of a burger, there's an easy solution: combine them. By sticking with a classic burger patty, glazing it with a flavorful sauce, and stacking it with spicy kimchi mayo and pickled daikon radish, you can keep the best of both worlds without offending culinary purists. The Kitchen Essential Gochujang More Korean fusion recipes |

The Serious Eats Guide to Fried Chicken
Better than the bucket No Images? Click here Your Guide to The Best Fried Chicken Ever Fried chicken comes in all shapes and sizes—from the stuff in the bucket, to Japanese chicken katsu, to caper-studded chicken piccata. Here, we've rounded up all the things you'll need to make your best-ever fried chicken, however you feel like making it. Your recipe tool kit Tips, tricks, and techniques Crown yourself royalty in the House of Crunch. The crispiest, crackliest bites of fatty, salty skin imaginable. The essential equipment The wide, flared sides of our favorite flat-bottomed wok make it easy to flip and maneuver fried chicken inside, while also catching spatter before it hits your stove or countertop. |
