There are top 8 panel suggests some good foods for grilling to throw on the flames
1. Chicken
A versatile meat, grilled chicken can be eaten on the bone, boneless, or cut into strips over salad. Breastmeat filets from free range chickens are hardy and juicy.
2. Steaks
When the gristle from a well-marbled choice cut Delmonico steak drips down onto the fire, the crackling flames jump up and the meat sizzles intensely. The thought alone is enough to make mouths water.
3. Hot dogs
Hot dogs don't cost much and can be cooked in large numbers.
4. Ribs
Sometimes, you have to get get your hands dirty. Baby back ribs give backyard chefs creative control when it comes to glazes and sauces.
5. Fish
Must be grilled with care. Make it an all-day event by catching some striper from the local waters, cleaning it yourself, and cutting out some hefty filets.
6. Shrimp
A tasty variety of grilled seafood, but cooks should make sure shrimp are big enough so as to not fall through the cooking grid. Skewers can keep the smaller shrimp from falling through, but jumbo shrimp are preferred.
7. Shish-ka-bobs
Shish-ka-bobs have the most options. Cooks can combine beef, pork, chicken or shrimp (or all of them together) with various vegetables and potatoes. Green peppers and chunks of onions pair well with beef.
8. Corn on the cob
No, its not all about meat. Compared to other grilled vegetables, corn on the cob is fun to eat and is a democratic choice for picky backyard guests.
