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Play-by-play guide to tailgating It's football season, and time for dedicated fans to show their team spirit—through age-old cheers, judicious application of body paint, and pregame celebrations in stadium parking lots. Epicurious' Pableaux Johnson coaches you to pregame victory with these eight classic recipes, 11 must-have tools and tips for getting it all done. |
Grilling tips |
Five steps to a safe beach or backyard barbecue TODAY food editor Phil Lempert shares some tips for a great— and safe — grilling season. |
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Sizzling summer recipes Labor Day is just around the corner, and what better way to wind down the season than with a little Texas grilling in your own backyard? Jon Bonnell, chef and owner of Bonnell's Restaurant in Fort Worth, Texas, is sharing dishes that are perfect for an end-of-summer cookout. On the menu: grilled lobster and scallions and grilled watermelon salad. |
Grilling equipment |
Gorgeous grilling gear that won't break the bank As the barbecue bonanza known as the July 4th long weekend approaches, are your tools ready to be put to the test? If not, consider updating your gear with these affordable picks from gadget guy Paul Hochman. |
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20 great wines I drank this summer TODAY wine columnist Edward Deitch shares some great finds from around the globe. |
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Grill skills: Al Roker's BBQ cheat sheet The TODAY host offers personal tips, recipes and more to help you turn up the heat at your next cookout. |
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For China’s new Midases, gold tableware Aiming at China’s newly rich, a Japanese jeweler is selling a tableware set made entirely of gold for $1 million. The 13-piece set includes goblets, plates, chopsticks and cutlery, each engraved with a dragon, a symbol of youth and health in China. |
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20 great wines I drank this summer TODAY wine columnist Edward Deitch shares some great finds from around the globe. |
Cookbook recipes |
Sharing China’s history through food Martin Yan, the world’s foremost expert on Chinese cooking, is back with a new cookbook that paints a portrait of China through his personal stories, historical facts, recipes and photos. An excerpt. |