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  • How to Grill Salmon

    How to Grill Salmon

    Grilled Salmon with Lemon

    How to Grill Salmon: Temperature and Time Guide

     

    Don’t let anyone tell you grilling season is just for burgers and hot dogs. Improve your outdoor cooking skills by learning how to grill salmon with Coyote Outdoor Living. Salmon is a heart healthy option as it is rich in Omega-3s which also help to reduce blood pressure. As salmon is super versatile and packed with nutrients, you will be offering a healthy, creative option that will also improve their health. Now, let’s daydream together. It’s you, sunshine, and salmon on your Coyote Outdoor Living grill. We can totally see it. Can you? 

     

    Salmon is a stand-out entree choice,  but to make it great, you have got to know the basics. If grilled salmon is new to your recipe repertoire, we’ve got you covered! Let’s first talk about salmon cooking time and temperature. 

    First, you’ll need to consider what type of grill. Just like you’ve got options for seasonings, spices, and pairings for your salmon, you’ve got plenty of options for equipment. Coyote grills like the Pellet grill, Asado Smoker, and S-Series grills all lend themselves to cooking up some superior salmon.

     

     

    How to Grill Salmon

     

    Salmon naturally has a rich, flavorful taste because of all those healthy Omega-3 fatty acids.  To properly grill your salmon, there are a few things to consider first. You’ll need to decide which grill, which grill method, and which type of salmon you will be cooking.  Before you go to the grocery store, read this article for our tips on remembering the different types of salmon! 

    Once you’ve got your grill, your method, and your fish, you’re ready for some flavor-fun. The versatility of salmon makes the possibilities seemingly endless! For example, smoking your salmon on the Coyote Pellet Grill, allows for the infusion of more flavors by your choice of wood pellets. Whether it is an apple-based pellet for some subtle sweetness or the bold smokiness of an hickory pellet, your salmon will absorb the essence of the fire inside of you – and inside the grill. Thinking sweet? Opt for honey or brown sugar to season your salmon. Prefer salty to sweet? Stay healthy by adding some low-sodium soy sauce, capers, or olives. Take your salmon on a citrus route by adding orange zest, lemon, or lime juice for a light and fresh flavor. You can keep your meal healthy by pairing your salmon with sides like grilled asparagus or okra. Try some brown rice with ginger if you want to add a grain! When building the flavor profile, you’re the artist, your coyote grill is your canvas, and your finished salmon will be your masterpiece.

     

     

    How to Grill Salmon with Skin

    Salmon skin is safe to eat and is packed with more of the same nutrients and minerals as the rest of the fish. Keeping the skin on your salmon gives the fish a richer flavor and, when grilled or seared, will add a beautiful texture with the rest of the buttery salmon filet. Always start by searing your salmon skin-side down to keep the delicate flesh from breaking when it’s time to flip. Of course, all these benefits mean that your grilling process will take a few more minutes, but it’s well worth the wait! When your salmon skin is ready to release from the grill’s grates, use your spatula to flip the salmon flesh side down; there’s no need for any more side switching on the salmon. Plus, leaving the salmon on will help keep your fish from breaking as it cooks! 

     

     

    How to Grill Salmon in Foil

    For those of us looking for all the flavor but less mess and stress, salmon grilled in foil is an excellent option. And that’s all of us, right? Make a salmon packet by adding your fish and vegetables together on a piece of foil. Then, add your preferred seasonings, sauces, or citruses like lemon juice to your salmon and veggies and top with some olive oil. Try out some flavored olive oils inside the foil for even more fun! When you’re ready to clean it up, it’s as simple as pitching your packet. Salmon made simple – and stress-free!

     

     

    How to Smoke Salmon on a Pellet Grill

    If you’re thinking about smoking your salmon rather than searing, then a pellet grill might just be your move. Before you smoke your salmon:

    1. Brine your fish for 4-5 hours.
    2. Drain and refrigerate your salmon for at least 4 more hours. 
    3. Set your pellet grill to 160˚F and high smoke. 
    4. Smoke your salmon for 2-3 hours per 8 ounces. 
    5. Enjoy. 

     

    If you’re ready to smoke some salmon but are short of a pellet grill, Coyote Outdoor Living has you covered. Featuring a  front-loading Smart Drop™ pellet hopper, three temperature probes and an Intuitive Digital Touch Screen, the Coyote Pellet Grill is a great option to grill salmon for either the pellet grill professional or neophyte

     

    Try using a smoker box like the Coyote Smoker Box for other smoked salmon options!

     

     

    Grilling Temperature

    • According to the USDA, salmon needs to reach an internal temperature of 145˚F to eat
    • Set your grill to 450˚-500˚F

     

     

    How Long to Grill Salmon

     

    How long you will grill your salmon depends on the size and the cooking method. A good rule of thumb is 8 minutes per ounce of fish. However, the grilling method also affects the varying cook times. For example, searing your salmon with skin vs. smoking your salmon without, will call for different cook times. If you’re excited about starting your salmon journey, read on for some recipe recommendations to get you grilling!

     

     

    Grilled Salmon Recipes

    Check out this stellar salmon recipe by Brian Mazza from the Seasoned & Savory Cookbook

     

    Ingredients 

    1. 4 tbsp. butter
    2. 2 cloves garlic, minced
    3. 1 tsp. lemon zest
    4. 1 tsp. Kosher salt
    5. Pinch red pepper flakes
    6. 1 (6-oz.) salmon filets
    7. 6 lemons, closed
    8. Freshly chopped parsley, for serving 

     

    Instructions

    1. In a small microwave-safe bowl, microwave butter until very softened, almost melted.
    2. Stir in garlic, lemon zest, salt, and red pepper flakes.
    3. Spoon mixture all over salmon filets.
    4. Preheat the grill to medium-high.
    5. Arrange lemons on the grill and place salmon filets on top.
    6. Cover grill and cook until salmon is cooked through and flakes easily with a fork, 15 to 20 minutes (Exact cooking time will vary based on the thickness of your filets).
    7. Serve with grilled lemon slices and garnish with parsley, if using. 

     

     

    What to Serve with Grilled Salmon

    Grilled Aspargus

    Stellar salmon needs a stellar side. Try this side dish recipe by Brian Mazza. Check out the full recipe here!

     

    Instructions

    1. Add salt and olive oil to asparagus.
    2. Grill asparagus for up to 10 min when the grill is on high.
    3. Cook until asparagus is a bit charred.
    4. Take off and let cool for 3-5 minutes.
    5. Add a little olive oil.
    6. Add your desired amount of grated parmigiana cheese.
    7. Eat and enjoy!
  • How to Grill Chicken

    How to Grill Chicken

    Grilled Chicken

    How to Grill Chicken: Temperature and Time Guide

     

    There are plenty of good reasons why chicken is America’s favorite meat. It’s versatile, easy to prepare, and a nearly-universal crowd pleaser. According to heart.org, red meats like beef, pork, and lamb generally have more saturated fats than skinless chicken. Opting for chicken instead of other proteins for several meals a week is a simple way to improve your heart health. Whether you’re throwing a barbecue in the backyard for family and friends or trying to impress a new date with your culinary skills, chicken is an MVP when it comes to grilling.

     

    Just because it is done often doesn’t mean it’s always done right. Get careless and you’ll end up with an undercooked thigh or a breast that’s dry and tasteless. But we’re here to help you avoid a chicken faux pas. And our tips are simple – a quick crash course on temperature and timing can be the hidden secret for a tender and juicy piece of chicken.

     

    If you’re already a seasoned grill master and chicken expert, then skip the how-to and check out this Grilled Maple Bourbon Chicken recipe to really up your game.

     

    Not sure you have the right tools for the job? Don’t worry, chicken cooks beautifully on a variety of different Coyote grills such as a pellet grill, flat top grill, or S-Series grills (with infrared rotisserie function). Really, we all know the best grill to prepare your chicken on is whichever grill is your favorite. 

     

    How to Grill Chicken

    How to Grill Chicken Breast

    The most common cut of chicken is the breast, so we’ll start there. 

     

    Preparing your chicken:

    • Dress your chicken in the way you most prefer it, removing skin or fat as desired. This could affect the amount of time the chicken needs on the grill, so consider that when making these decisions.
    • Season the chicken to your liking. You can choose a dry rub, marinade, or opt for brining if you want the chicken to be more juicy and tender.  
    • Add some small cuts to your chicken to ensure that the marinade or brine soaks in well.
    • If you are concerned about the breast cooking evenly, use a meat tenderizer to pound it down to a more consistent thickness.

     

    Preparing your grill:

    • Before grilling, make sure you are starting with nice, clean grates. To make brushing the grate much easier, preheat your grill to soften the debris.
    • Heat the grill to medium-high heat, or 450 degrees if you are using the pellet grill.
    • Be sure to have all your grilling tools handy (spatula, platter, foil, etc.). You don’t want to run away from your chicken to hunt down your tongs.
    • Add oil or butter to your cooking surface so nothing sticks.

     

    Grilling your chicken:

    • Place your chicken on the grill and cover it, checking periodically for grill marks.
    • Once brown, flip the chicken to grill the other side. It will take about 10 minutes for each side depending on the size of the cut.
    • Use a meat thermometer to check the internal temperature, which should be 165 degrees Fahrenheit.
      • Temperature probes are a great option for checking your chicken’s internal temperature, like those included with the Coyote Outdoor Living Pellet Grill. 
    • Remove the chicken and cover it with foil, letting it rest for 5 to 10 minutes.
    • Serve and impress.

     

    Grilled Chicken Temperature

    Chicken should always be served with the minimum USDA-recommended internal temperature of 165 degrees Fahrenheit. Different cuts of chicken will cook at different speeds, which we will detail below.

     

    Ultimate Grilled Chicken Guide

    How Long to Grill Chicken

    The cut and size of the chicken will always influence cooking time, as will the type of grill you’re working with. For example, a smoking grill won’t cook the chicken in the same amount of time as, say, a searing grill.

    How Long to Grill Chicken Thighs

    Boneless chicken thighs will need about 5-7 minutes per side to cook, whereas a bone-in thigh will take around 10-15 minutes per side. When checking the internal temperature, insert the thermometer into the thickest part of the thigh without touching the bone.

     

    How Long to Grill Chicken Legs

    Chicken legs are a much thicker cut of meat and need a bit more time on the grill. These will take about 30-35 minutes total and should be turned every 5 minutes or so to prevent the skin from burning. To check the temperature, insert the thermometer into the thickest part of the leg without touching the bone (remember, it should always be at least 165 degrees for your safety).

     

    How Long to Grill Chicken Wings

    Chicken wings will only take about 20 minutes total on the grill, but they should be flipped every 5 minutes to prevent burning. They should also be placed on the grill very close together in order to keep them moist. To check the temperature, insert the thermometer into the thickest part of the wing without touching the bone.

     

    Another great option for grilling your chicken wings is low and slow on a pellet grill. Read on to see how our very own Jim Ginocchi Mediterranean-Style grilled chicken wings on the Coyote Outdoor Living pellet grill

     

    Grilled Chicken Recipes

    Here’s one of our favorite recipes to get you started on your chicken-grilling journey from Liokareas Olive Oils.

     

    Chicken Fajitas

    Ingredients: 

    1. 1-1/2 pounds boneless skinless chicken breast, cut into thin strips
    2. 3 tablespoons Liokareas extra virgin olive oil 
    3. 2 tablespoons lemon juice
    4. 2 tablespoons chopped cilantro 
    5. 1 teaspoon salt
    6. 1-1/2 teaspoons cumin powder 
    7. 1 teaspoon garlic powder
    8. 1/2 teaspoon chili powder 
    9. 1/2 teaspoon paprika
    10. 1/4 teaspoon black pepper
    11. 1/4 teaspoon allspice (optional)
    12. 1/2 teaspoon red pepper flakes (optional)
    13. 1/2 sweet red pepper, julienned  (optional)
    14. 1/2 yellow-orange pepper, julienned (optional) 
    15. 1/2 medium green pepper, julienned
    16. 1 cup thinly sliced onions

     

    Instructions:

    1. In a mixing bowl add extra virgin olive oil, lemon juice, cilantro, and all the spices from the ingredients, mix well and add the chicken. Now, mix everything together, cover, and put it in the refrigerator for 1-4 hours.
    2. Heat a large skillet and add the marinated chicken. 
    3. Sauté well for a few minutes on a medium-hi flame until the chicken changes color and is no longer pink.
    4. Continue sautéing for a few more minutes until all of the liquid almost evaporates. 
    5. Add onion and peppers and sauté on high heat for 1-2 minutes then turn off the stove.
    6. Spoon hot chicken filling down the center of tortillas; fold in half. 
    7. Serve with cheese, lemon juice, taco sauce, salsa, guacamole, ketchup, sour cream, etc.

     

    For Serving

    • Flour tortillas, shredded cheddar cheese, taco sauce, salsa, guacamole, lemon, & sour cream]

     

    Mediterranean Style Chicken Wings

    Hungry for more? Check out these Mediterranean Style Chicken Wings by our very own Jim Ginocchi for a different challenge. 

    Ingredients: 

    1. 3 lbs chicken wings 

     

    Marinade Ingredients: 

    1. ½ cup of Liokareas Cold Infused Oregano Olive Oil 
    2. 2 large lemons, zested and juiced (about ½ cup lemon juice)
    3. 6 cloves garlic – peeled and mashed
    4. 2 tbsp. Dried Greek Liokareas Oregano
    5. 1 tbsp. Fresh ground black pepper
    6. Salt 
    7. 1 tsp. Liokareas Meat Blend (paprika/thyme/basil/chili flakes)
    8. 1 tsp. Cayenne pepper (optional) 

     

    Instructions:

    1. Marinate the wings in the fridge for at least 2 hours or overnight
    2. Set Coyote Outdoor Living Pellet Grill on Smoke Mode @ 250 degrees for 2 hours (hickory flavored pellets were used for this recipe) 
    3. Turn wings often to brown on all sides
    4. Garnish with fresh chopped parsley

     

     

    What to Serve with Grilled Chicken

    And of course, you’re going to want a killer side to serve with your chicken. Check out this delicious and colorful grilled veggie salad.

     

    Grilled Veggie Salad

    Ingredients:

    1. Asparagus
    2. Red Onion
    3. Sweet Corn
    4. Red Bell Peppers
    5. Yellow Squash
    6. Zucchini

     

    Instructions: 

    1. First, wash all the vegetables.
    2. Next, cut the vegetables into grillable portions. Snap off any tough ends on the asparagus. Core and then cut the red pepper into quarters. Slice the red onion into thick rings. Cut the zucchini and yellow squash lengthwise into quarters.
    3. Place the prepared vegetables on a large rimmed pan. 
    4. Then, drizzle the veggies with olive oil and sprinkle with salt and black pepper. 
    5. Cook the veggies on the grill until they’re charred and nicely softened.

     

    Grilled Brie and Roasted Cherry Tomato

    If you’re looking for a satisfying crunch to go with your chicken, try out this Grilled Brie and Roasted Cherry Tomato side instead!

    grilled brie and tomato

    Ingredients:

    1. Brie cheese wheel
    2. Cherry tomatoes
    3. Olive oil 
    4. Balsamic Vinegar 
    5. Salt & black pepper
    6. Fresh parsley
    7. Italian seasoning option
    8. Ciabatta bread or baguette
    9. Fresh basil 

     

    Instructions: 

    1. Roast cherry tomatoes for 45 minutes. Let them cool a little and then stir in the fresh parsley. 
    2. Pre-heat grill to medium-low.
    3. Brush both sides of the brie with olive oil and sprinkle with Italian seasoning. 
    4. Slice bread into ½ inch slices. Brush one side of the bread with olive oil. 
    5. Grill the bread on both sides until lightly browned. Set the bread aside. 
    6. Place brie directly on the grill grate. After 3 minutes, when the Brie has grill marks on the bottom, flip it over and mark the second side. 
    7. Lower the grill and let the Brie heat through until it is soft and melted. 
    8. Remove the Brie, transfer it to the serving platter. 
    9. Top w/ balsamic and basil and serve with the toasted bread slices and roasted tomatoes.
  • Robert Irvine’s Grilled Peach & Arugula Salad

    Robert Irvine’s Grilled Peach & Arugula Salad

    Grilled Peach & Arugula Salad Featured in Family Table By Robert Irvine

    Grilled Peace and Arugula Salad

     

    We love that our Coyote brand ambassadors share a passion for healthy living. Chef Robert Irvine does a wonderful job making healthy eating easy by creating recipes that are both delicious and nutritious like his grilled peach and arugula salad dish.

    Coyote Tip: Using the Coyote Pellet Grill to make this recipe enhances the fruit with pellet flavors like apple blend or mesquite. Get the full recipe from the book, Family Table by Robert Irvine below:

     

    Photo of Robert Irvine Credit to – Iran Spanier

     

    Serves 6


    YOU’LL NEED

    • 4 ripe peaches
    • 3 slices bacon, cooked and cut into 1-inch cubes
    • 1 tbsp gorgonzola blue cheese, crumbled
    • 2 cup baby arugula
    • 1 tbsp white wine vinegar
    • 1 shallot, minced
    • 1 tsp honey
    • 3 tbsp grapeseed oil

     

    MAKE IT

    1. Cut peach into quarters, coat with grapeseed oil, and season with
      salt and pepper.
    2. Place the peaches on hot grill. Cook for approximately 4 minutes on
      each side.
    3. In a separate bowl, add white wine vinegar, shallots, honey, and
      slowly add grapeseed oil.
    4. In a separate bowl, add baby arugula, bacon, grilled peaches, and
      dress with white wine vinaigrette.
    5. Finish salad with crumbled gorgonzola.

     

    THE MACROS
    CALORIES: 174
    PROTEIN: 6 g
    FAT: 12 g
    CARBS: 11 g

  • How to Grill the Perfect Steak

    How to Grill the Perfect Steak

    How to Grill the Perfect Steak: The Ultimate Grilling Guide

    For beef lovers, the quest for the perfect steak can be a lifelong obsession. After all, there are so many types of steak and so many tried-and-true methods of cooking them that you could spend a lifetime deciding which is your favorite. 

    There’s just something about cooking a steak on an open flame that transcends time. The English word ‘steak’ has Norse origins. The word steikja means to cook on a stake — over an open flame of course.

    In America, native peoples have been eating bison steaks since the dawn of time. Some of the earliest beef steaks in the United States were enjoyed on the open range by cowboys driving cattle to market. Many of the cuts we enjoy today were inspired by the original prairie land butchering techniques.  

    When it comes to grilling steak, there’s a lot to cover. In this post, we’ll highlight many of the methods to help you nail it the next time you flame-sear your steak. Follow Coyote’s guide to cooking the perfect steak and impress your guests the next time you fire up the grill.

     

    Finding the Right Grill

    Steak and Vegetables Beside Coyote Portable Grill

    To cook the perfect steak, you need the perfect grill. Luckily, Coyote Outdoor Living has the perfect piece of equipment regardless of your grilling preferences. 

    Check out some of our lineup to learn more about our professional-level grilling equipment. 

     

    36’’ S-Series Gas Grill

    Even the most die-hard charcoal fanatic has to admit that a gas grill is the perfect utilitarian option for quickly searing a high-end steak. 

    Gas grills offer precise temperature control and uniform heat, giving you ultimate control. Using a gas grill enables you to get the perfect sear on the outside of your steak while maintaining the ideal temperature on the inside — regardless of thickness and cut. Our 36-inch S-Series Gas Grill offers an even greater advantage. Made of 304 stainless steel, its Coyote RapidSear™ infrared burner works to perfectly sear steaks uniformly and quickly. These infrared searing burners work through radiated heat. Combine that with our ceramic briquette heat control grid and you will never have to worry about hot and cold spots throwing off the delicate timing of that perfect sear on your steak.

     

    Charcoal Grills

    Even the biggest gas grill proponent must admit the smoky taste of charcoal-seared beef adds a depth of flavor to steaks that helps to elevate the experience. There’s just something magical about fire, smoke and steak that stands the test of time. 

    Our 36-inch Charcoal Grill is the perfect tool to cook a mouthwatering charcoal-grilled steak. Compared to cooking with gas, charcoal offers the challenge of keeping uniform temperatures across the grilling surface. But with Coyote’s adjustable dampers to control airflow and adjustable fuel tray, you’ll be able to keep grill temps right where you want them across the entire 875-square-inch cooking surface — whether you’re cooking with high heat or low and slow. 

     

    Pellet Grills

    If you’re looking to make a reverse sear steak, this is the perfect piece of equipment for you. 

    Although proponents of the sear-first method might think it’s impossible to smoke a steak to medium-rare perfection, our 36-inch Pellet Free-Standing Grill will have them thinking twice. 

    The three temperature probes included with the system and the wide range of temperatures this grill can achieve — from 175 to 700 degrees Fahrenheit — makes this the perfect tool to give you the best of both worlds. Now you can enjoy the smoky flavor unlocked by our wood-pellet fed system and use the precision temperature control to offer a unique steak experience friends and family members will have a hard time replicating. 

    A reverse sear is a method in which you first slow cook then sear your steak. 

    First, preheat the smoking compartment until the temperature reaches about 200 degrees Fahrenheit. Next, place a thick-cut steak like a standing rib, rump roast, or ribeye into the smoker until it reaches about 120 degrees Fahrenheit — about an hour. Then remove the steak to rest. Place a cast-iron skillet onto the grilling surface and crank the heat — you’ll want the pan to get to about 600 degrees. After brushing the steak with peanut oil, flash fry each side for about 45 seconds to sear in all that smoky flavor. The end result will be a juicy moist steak that has a signature smokehouse flavor and the perfect char on the outside.

     

    Finding the Right Steak

    No matter how you cut it, freshness is key. 

    Beef cattle are large animals, and prime cuts can be taken from its many sections. The tenderloin section may be the most valuable real estate and is where tenderloin steak — aka filet mignon — is found. But prime and sub-prime cuts from every section of the animal can reveal mouth-watering flavors in the hands of a true grillmaster who knows their craft. So, if you have a good relationship with your butcher, the ideal cut of steak is whatever he or she is working on that day. 

    Check out the section below to learn more about some of the most popular types of steak cuts used for grilling.

     

    Tomahawk Steak

    Tomahawk steak describes a ribeye section in which the rib bone still has been left attached — giving it a ‘handle’ that resembles a tomahawk or axe. 

    Bone-in steak cuts are versatile and can be smoked or seared depending on your mood. You could sear it on a charcoal or gas grill using indirect heat, for example. Or, cook it slowly using a pellet-fed smoker for about an hour at 225 degrees Fahrenheit and then finish at 450 for about 10 minutes. Or, flash fire with direct heat to end up with a seared outside and rare inside. 

    The choice is yours!

     

    Rib Eye Steaks

    The rib eye steak can describe several cuts from the large rib portion of the animal, some of which have rib bones as part of the cut. Specific cuts include bone-in and boneless ribeye steaks, ribeye cap steaks, and ribeye filet. 

    Because they come in so many shapes and sizes, ribeyes offer a lot of variety. Ribeye filet is relatively lean while a traditional ribeye boneless steak is much more marbled. Bone-in ribeyes are great for a crowd and can be quickly seared using any type of grill.

     

    Flank Steaks

    Flank steaks describe a cut from the flank portion of the beef cattle, which describes the belly near the back legs. This budget-friendly cut is lean and boneless and best when marinated before grilling to ensure it retains moisture as the flank steak cooks. 

    Flank steaks are great for things like grilled tacos, where the marinade and supporting ingredients mesh together with its robust beef flavor. Stewing the meat helps to break down the muscle without drying out the meat.

     

    Skirt Steaks

    Skirt steaks are cut from the plate portion of the beef cattle’s belly. Marbled cuts from the skirt include inside and outside skirt steaks, which are also best enjoyed after marinating. By using a marinade with citrus, you help to break down some of the molecules in the meat that might otherwise result in a tough texture. 

    Skirt steaks must be cooked quickly before the inside gets too dry. Direct heat is a great method. Each side of the steak will need only a few minutes of flame before letting it rest. Then, cut thinly the grain for mouthwatering, tender bites of steak.

     

    Filet Mignon

    Filet mignon is one of the most coveted beef steak cuts available. Harvested from the loin portion of the animal, it is tender and juicy. 

    If you are picking up filets from the butcher, tell them the thicker the cut, the better. Many prefer to quickly sear the outside while leaving the delicious juicy red meat in the heart of the steak rare or medium-rare. 

    Filet mignon is a great option for reverse sear cooking on a pellet-fed smoker. When using direct heat, be sure not to overcook this delicate cut to ensure the inside remains juicy. 

     

    Steak Temperature Guide

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    How you cook your steak has a huge impact on flavor. A few minutes one way or the other could be the difference between a juicy, tender steak and a dry, burnt hunk of shoe leather. And a few degrees of internal temperature can be the difference between a delicious dinner and getting sick. 

    In this section, we will give you all the tips you need to be able to judge the doneness of your steak using a temperature probe, texture, color, and juiciness.

    One quick note on internal temperatures — the United States Department of Agriculture recommends cooking beef to an internal temperature of 160 degrees Fahrenheit. Some people prefer rare steaks that may be cooked below that threshold. Only fresh, carefully trimmed, high-quality meat should be used for rare steaks cooked to below 160F, and considered at the diner’s risk. 

     

    Rare

    For a certain sub-section of beef lovers, rare steak is the way to go. 

    Beef steak is considered rare when it is cooked to an internal temperature of about 120 to 130 degrees Fahrenheit. To the touch, poking a rare steak should have the same texture as the fat part of your palm when your thumb and index finger are spread apart. While this video from Chef Paul is a recipe for pork chops, his description at about the 4-minute mark should help explain steak cooking temps as well.

    Longtime grillmasters might talk about the ‘one flip’ rule, where the steak or burger is flipped only once to sear in the juices and prevent overcooking. Once the juice starts to appear on the top of the steak, it is ready to flip to let the other side cook. 

    These juices are a substance called myosin and are a result of heating ligaments in the muscle that cause it to coagulate. Most often when a juicy raw steak is described as ‘bloody’ it is actually myosin being released from the steak — not actual blood. 

    Vegetarians are beginning to have an appreciation for these meat-bound proteins as well. Designers of vegetarian meat alternatives have recently unlocked protein chains similar to actin, myosin, and myoglobin from vegetable sources like legumes and soy. This helps vegan and vegetarian meat alternatives unlock the ‘umami’ flavor and mouthfeel of real meat.

     

    Medium Rare

    For steak lovers, medium rare is the best of both worlds. Chefs often say medium rare is their go-to and the most often ordered in restaurants. It should be more firm than rare and should have great sear when cooked on an open flame, but still juicy in the middle. 

    If you are using the finger test, poking a medium rare steak should feel the same as the fatty part of your palm when touching your index finger to your thumb. 

    Medium rare steak has an internal temperature of about 130 to 135 degrees Fahrenheit. 

     

    Well Done

    Well done is at the other end of the grillmaster’s steak chart. Much more of the juice will have been cooked out of the steak at this point, causing it to shrink. 

    Meat is considered well done when it is above 160 degrees Fahrenheit. Above this temperature, all microbes will have been killed, ensuring the safest steak possible. 

    Steaks cooked on the grill will show heavy searing from exposure to flame. The texture can be described as stiff and the color can be described as grey or brown. Poking a well done steak should feel similar to your palm when touching your index finger to your pinky.

     

    Robert Irvine’s Rosemary & Thyme New York Strip Steak

    Now that you are a steak pro, where do you start? We recommend Robert Irvine’s Rosemary & Thyme New York Strip Steak. This is the perfect recipe that keeps steak as the star of the dish, with simple seasonings and cooking techniques that make for a delicious meal. You can find this recipe in the Seasoned & Savory Cookbook, which you can find on Coyote Outdoor Living’s site.

    This recipe services 2

    You’ll Need:

    • 2 New York strip steaks, 8 oz each 
    • 1 tbsp extra virgin olive oil 
    • 2 garlic cloves, smashed 
    • 3 tbsp soy sauce
    • 3 sprigs thyme, picked
    • 3 sprigs rosemary, picked

    Cooking Instructions:

    • In a mixing bowl add garlic, thyme, rosemary, and soy sauce
    • Marinate the steak for approximately 24 hours 
    • On a hot grill, cook for 8 minutes or until internal temperature reaches 125 degrees
    • Allow to rest for at least 10 minutes prior to serving

    Recipe Details:

    • This recipe serves 2 
    • Calories: 547
    • Protein: 67 g
    • Fat: 28 g 
    • Carbs: 3 g
  • Grilled Monster Sliders

    Grilled Monster Sliders

    Monster Sliders Made on the Grill

    Spooky, Festive, and Fun!

    There is a classic debate when October hits of whether people prefer a classic festive fall, or decide to go the spooky way for Halloween. Coyote is ready to bring the best of both worlds together, but from the grill, with monster sliders and grilled apple cider! Two amazing creations that are fun for the whole family to enjoy.

     

    Getting Started: Portable Grill

    Coyote Portable Grill in Autumn Setting

    Besides food, the most important thing to make these recipes come to life is the grill, and while any of our Coyote grills will do an exceptional job, we used one of our Portable Grills.

    Portable grills come in all shapes and sizes. If you’re looking for a top-notch portable gas grill that will impress your guests beyond the food, we suggest the Coyote Bo Jackson Portable Gas Grill. It’s the perfect option for grilling on the go or right in your backyard, and features a custom grill surface honoring one of the all-time greats in football and baseball — Bo Jackson! 

    This high-end piece of grilling equipment is made with 316 marine grade stainless steel with a 304 stainless steel laser cut Bo Jackson signature cooking grill surface. Use a 20-pound or smaller propane tank and take advantage of 20,000 BTUs of cooking power that can heat the grilling surface to 700 degrees Fahrenheit. 

    Now that we have the grill covered, it is time to get grilling!

     

    Monster Sliders

    Young Boy Holding Monster Slider

    Halloween is right around the corner, and it is time to give your taste buds the most delicious scare with these adorable monster sliders! Oh, and did we mention that we gave them a try and they are kiddo approved? 

    Pro tip: Have the condiments and design ingredients pre-cut and set aside before grilling the sliders. That way, when the burgers come off the grill, the monster building can begin!

     

    Grilled Apple Cider

    Two Women Drinking Apple Cider in Autumn

    There is nothing quite like warm delightful apple cider in the fall, with hints of cinnamon and sugar swirled through, but what if we told you that you can get an even greater flavor in the mix? How? Two words: Grilled. Apples. 

    Not only do they add to the flavor, but they elevate the look of your drink to make them photo ready!

    Pro Tip: For adults looking to add a twist to their drink, consider spiking the apple cider with whiskey or rum. Whiskey will give a warm spicy flare to your drink, while rum will give a sweeter taste!

  • Kicking Off Football Season with Coyote Outdoor Living

    Kicking Off Football Season with Coyote Outdoor Living

    Coyote Portable Grill on a Truck Tailgate

    How Coyote Outdoor Living Is Kicking Off Football Season

    You can feel it in the air. 

    The cool evening breeze and the first hint of rust-colored autumn leaves. The smell of a grill firing up and seasonal excitement approaching. 

    It can only mean one thing: Football season is back! 

    Football kicks off this month and Coyote Outdoor Living is ready to help you make the most of the opportunity. 

    Let’s face it. The term ‘tailgate’ is synonymous with the football pregame ritual, and while you don’t need to be near the stadium or big screen television to throw a tailgate party – it certainly doesn’t hurt. After all, what can be more fun than to root on the ol’ home team on a full stomach of barbequed delicacies?

    Coyote Outdoor is ready to get in on the action. In this post, we’ll explore some pro tips and tricks to help you navigate the arena of the football season tailgate like a pro and come out as a winner to your friends and fellow tailgaters.

     

    Prepping For Your Tailgate

    The role of the tailgate grill master comes with responsibility. 

    While it can be a lot of work to host friends, family and fellow fans, the payoff is well worth it. But it doesn’t have to be a hassle. With a little preparation, your pregame tailgate can be nothing but smooth sailing. 

    First, coordination is key. Many hands make light work, and by divvying up responsibility you can expand the menu without running yourself into the ground. When coordinating invitations, hand out responsibilities on what to bring — from napkins, utensils and plates to prepared dishes and drinks — to help spread out costs and labor. Adding a potluck feel to your tailgate is a great icebreaker for guests to get to know one another and helps everyone feel like part of the team. 

    Put some thought into tailgate drinks. While canned brews are a tried-and-true favorite, you can also try batched cocktails for a personal touch. Bloody Maries are a great option for early kickoffs, sangria is an excellent choice for warm days and mulling wine on the grill is a great way to help warm up guests before night games as the weather turns from brisk to outright cold. 

    Next, let’s emphasize the importance of food safety. Preventing your tailgate from getting sick is the solemn responsibility of the host. Make sure you keep hot foods hot, and cold foods cold. Do this by having not one, but three coolers — one for beverages, one for unprepared foods and one for chilled read-to-eat food. That way you can fine-tune temperatures and prevent cross contamination — nobody wants raw chicken-thigh flavored cocktail ice! Plus, keep a space for warm foods — a hot station can be an enclosed box, some steno burners or a top section of the grill. 

    Hydration. Hydration. Hydration. 

    Newbies might think they’re tougher to skip H20 for another brewski, but those of us who have a few more hot end-of-summer afternoon kickoff games under our belts know how that ends. A water in between brews will keep you in the game through the fourth quarter and ready for the post-game celebration. 

    Keep these things in mind and your tailgate is sure to be a success — regardless of what happens on the gridiron!

     

    Portable Grill

    Coyote Outdoor Living Portable Grill

    The star of every tailgate is the portable grill. Regardless of whether your grill is top-of-the-line or a hand-me-down, make sure it’s looking its best come gameday. 

    Clean your portable grill before you pack. By cleaning it the night before loading up your vehicle to head out, you prevent grease and gunk getting into the interior and ensure you’re ready to get cooking as soon as you hit your parking spot. 

    Whether using gas, charcoal or a wood-fired smoker, make sure you have more than enough fuel to get the job done. Any grill master who has been tasked with providing food for a pack of rowdy revelers and unfortunate enough to run out of propane, coals or pellets can share the uncomfortable feeling of wearing the apron when the natives become restless… 

    Portable grills come in all shapes and sizes, from small semi-disposable charcoal canisters to professional-level rigs that would make any caterer swoon. If you’re looking for a top-notch portable gas grill that will make everyone in the parking section jealous, look no farther than the Coyote Bo Jackson Portable Gas Grill. It’s the perfect option for grilling on the go, and features a custom grill surface honoring one of the all-time greats of both the gridiron and the outfield — Bo Jackson! 

    This high-end piece of grilling equipment will bring the convenience of your own backyard to the stadium — or anywhere the open road takes you! It is made with 316 marine grade stainless steel with a 304 stainless steel laser cut Bo Jackson signature cooking grill surface. Use a 20-pound or smaller propane tank and take advantage of 20,000 BTUs of cooking power that can heat the grilling surface to 700 degrees Fahrenheit. 

    Your burgers never stood a chance! 

     

    Best Tailgate Recipes

    Cooked Chicken Wings on Grill

    Smoked Queso: If you are a fan of queso and a fan of barbeque, why not join these two genres into a tailgating masterpiece — grilled queso?! 

    In this Grilled Queso recipe, velveeta and cream cheese pair up with canned tomatoes and chorizo and tied together with an unlikely ally — cream of mushroom soup. The soup may sound strange at first, but it helps create the perfect texture for this creamy queso dip.

    When you’re hosting a large tailgating crowd, this recipe offers an excellent timesaving component. You can easily throw all of these ingredients together the night before in an aluminum grilling pan and cover with foil. Then, you can forget about it until you’re ready to throw it on the grill to heat up the combo to melty perfection. After 45 minutes, you’re friends and fellow fans will be ready to devour your stash of tortilla chips!

    This recipe also offers a great chance for variety. You can mix-and-match ingredients and toppings so that no two quesos taste the same.

     

    Bo’s Land and Seo Burger: Created by Bo Jackson with Chef Chad Wyrosdick of Papa’s Raw Bar in Lighthouse Point, Florida, this recipe is sure to impress. With angus beef and lump crab meat, it’s the perfect surf-and-turf for the astroturf. 

    Ingredients (Makes one burger): 

    • 8 ounces Bo’s Burger – Seasoned Angus Burger
    • 1 pinch rock sale
    • 1 pinch ground black pepper
    • 2 slices tomato
    • 1 leaf lettuce
    • 3-ounce wedge of drunken goat cheese
    • 2 thin slices prosciutto
    • ½ pound ProCrab All-Natural Mexican Jump Lump Crab Meat
    • 1 bread bun 

    Instructions: 

    While the grill preheats, butter the inside of both sides of the bun, and lightly sprinkle each side of a Bo’s Burger patty with rock salt and pepper. Remember, the patties come seasoned, so less is best. 

    Place the patty on the hot grill and cook for about 3 minutes on each side for medium rare. 

    During the last minute, place the bun on the grates, butter-side down, to toast. Watch carefully. When golden, remove and set aside. 

    Top the patty with the goat cheese and let the cheese melt. 

    Remove the cheeseburger from the grilling grates and place on the bottom bun. Add prosciutto, top with the crab meat, tomato slices, lettuce leaf and sauce of your choice. (We prefer Chef’s house-crafted Hollandaise sauce.) 

     

    Tailgater Magazine: There’s plenty more where that came from! 

     

    If you’re looking to improve your pre-game, there’s no better resource than Tailgater Magazine — the digital magazine created for those who take tailgating seriously. 

    Coyote outdoor is excited to be included in the most recent college football issue of Tailgater Magazine that highlights legendary athlete Bo Jackson and his signature Portable Gas Grill by Coyote Outdoor. 

    Bo Jackson is a legendary Auburn Tigers player, winning the 1985 Heisman Trophy during his time at Auburn.

    The Bo Jackson Portable Gas Grill is made to make everyday feel like gameday with its 316 marine grade stainless steel, temperatures up to 700 degrees and its 304 stainless steel laser cut signature cooking grid.

    Don’t miss out on this exciting issue. Subscribe for free to gain access to not only get an exclusive look at Bo Jackson and his Portable Gas Grill by Coyote Outdoor, but get an endless fount of tailgating tips and tricks, including game score and league title predictions, recipes and cocktail suggestions that will help you build gameday traditions for seasons to come.  

     

    Hosting Gameday at Home

    Of course, the true football fan knows you can’t make it to the stadium for every game. But that’s okay — sometimes your own sofa is the best seat for gameday. 

    Check out some of our tips to turn your backyard or living room into your own private luxury box. 

     

    Prepping Your (Outdoor) Kitchen

    Whether you are cooking inside or outside, hosting gameday at home can be just as much work as taking the show on the road! 

    Cleaning and decorating your outdoor space is a must. Make sure you have the home team’s color scheme sprinkled throughout your decor — plates, napkins, tablecloths, etc. But regardless of how much prep time you plan to put into spiffing up your space, having access to an outdoor kitchen from Coyote Outdoor Living Outdoor Kitchen Options will make for the most ballerific event imaginable. 

    For example, nothing says you’ve made the big leagues like our 6-foot customizable island — let’s imagine an automatic pellet-fed smoker with a built-in refrigerator. Pretty nice, right? 

    And if you want to go for the full ‘Pro-Bowl’ package, let’s consider the refreshment bar island for a full wet-bar treatment. Plus, all of these options can be mix-and-matched for a truly unique backyard oasis — check out our Outdoor Kitchen Design Tool that helps you visualize your space online. 

    The world is your oyster when you let the Coyote Outdoor team handle your outdoor kitchen space. Check out what RTA Outdoor Living has to say about our Outdoor Kitchen Appliances.

     

    Mediterranean-Style Summer Wings

    Wings are arguably the most tailgate-friendly food on the planet. They are delicious. The ultimate finger food.  There are limitless variations on the theme. And their spicy character makes them the perfect pairing for the sweet, effervescent flavor profile of most beers! 

    This Mediterranean-Style Summer Wings recipe utilizes a Pittsburgh-produced olive oil infused with oregano as part of an eight-ingredient marinade that adds just the right touch of spice for a Mediterranean take on this American classic. Cooked low and slow on the pellet-fired smoker for two hours, these wings are sure to be a big hit, but the recipe can be replicated using any of the Coyote Outdoor range of grills and smokers.

     

    Ryan Shazier

     

    After a knock-out college career at Ohio State, Ryan Shazier was drafted by the Pittsburgh Steelers in the first round of the 2014 NFL draft. Besides being a former Pro-Bowl linebacker for the Pittsburgh Steelers, Ryan Shazier is also a family man who adores his wife and two children — who have supported him through the many highs and lows of his football career. 

    Ryan is a true NFL comeback story. After a tragic injury cut his career short in 2017, doctors feared he might be paralyzed. But after spinal surgery, he learned to walk again and astounded friends and family by dancing with his wife Michelle during their wedding. 

    Today, Ryan is retired from his football career but continues to be a part of the game and an inspiration to players of all ages. And being a step removed from the gridiron means he is able to work on his grilling game, which is where his partnership with Coyote Outdoor comes in. 

    Recently, Ryan partnered with Coyote to give away a Bo Jackson Portable Gas Grill to a fan. One lucky fan received the perfect gameday grill, crafted with a customized stainless steel grate that honors Hall of Famer Bo Jackson, given away by football legend Ryan Shazier. To top things off, Ryan also made a guest zoom appearance during the giveaway winner fantasy draft party to talk to them and give fantasy pick advice.

    We look forward to sharing even more exciting partnership news with Ryan to come!

  • Coyote’s Best Recipes and Products for National Grilling Month

    Coyote’s Best Recipes and Products for National Grilling Month

    Two Men Grilling and Talking by the Pool

    When we say we love summertime, it isn’t just because of the weather. It is because summertime marks the peak of the grilling season! 

    Throughout this blog, we are ready to help you make the most of your summer grilling experience from our best grilling tips to the best flavors, products, recipes and more. Get ready to fire up your Coyote grill and impress!

     

    Coyote’s Grilling Tips

    Our team is passionate about grilling, and knows a thing or two about making the most of the grilling season. See our tips below for some basic but essential tips on grilling this summer. 

     

    Finding the Right Temperature

    It is important to find the right temperature when cooking certain foods for both best taste and safety. Several factors come into play when it comes to grilling – should you cook on direct or indirect heat? Should you cook quickly at high temperatures or go the low and slow route? How long should you be grilling for? This Guide to Grilling Times and Temperatures can help you master your grilling.Want control over your grilling? The Coyote S-Series Gas Grill boasts several features that will ensure your food gets properly cooked including two high performance Coyote Infinity Burners™ and a ceramic briquette heat control grid. This grill also outputs up to 70,000 BTU, increasing your cooking options.

     

    Choose the Right Flavors

    Choosing the right flavors is essential to grilling. Not only is it important to select your grill type based on how it will cook your food, but also how it will flavor it. Some people are loyal to the smoky flavor charcoal brings, while others like to keep it simple with the reliability of a gas grill. Our suggestion? Know what grill to use, and what flavors to cook with going in. 

    A great option for this are smokers and pellet grills, which allow you to soak in flavors of your choice while cooking. Smokers are great for cooking something low and slow, but pellet grills offer incredible versatility in both flavors and cooking times. Check out our pellet flavor guidelines below, found in our Pellet Grill user manual

    • Apple – Apple wood pellets are best used for smoking chicken, pork, lamb and seafood. It is mild and can be mixed well with other flavors.
    • Cherry – Like Apple, cherry wood pellets are extremely universal and can be used to smoke anything.
    • Hickory – When it comes to smoking pork, hickory cannot be beat. In addition to pork, both chicken and beef are also best paired with hickory flavored wood pellets.
    • Maple – Best for chicken and vegetables, maple wood pellets are also similar to cherry and a great flavor to keep on hand.
    • Mesquite – This flavor is the best wood pellet to use for beef; specifically for beef brisket.
    • Oak – While oak is a mild flavor mostly used for filling and blended flavors, it can be used for all proteins and vegetables. It is another universal flavor to keep on hand at all times.
    • Pecan – Pecan wood pellets are ideal for smoking chicken. This flavor can be blended with others, especially when smoking chicken.

     

    Coyote’s Grilling Products

    Choosing the right grill can be a tough choice. There are a lot of options out there, but we have some options that are too tempting to pass up.

    Pellet Grill

    Coyote’s Pellet Grill

    From the looks, versatility and superior functionality of a luxury appliance, we can’t think of a better grill to exceed outdoor grilling expectations this summer than the Pellet Grill!

    Unlike a normal gas or electric grills, the Pellet Grill operates using wood pellets that allow for a great smoky flavor. The grills are also incredibly versatile as you can smoke, sear, grill, and even bake on it! 

    Coyote’s Pellet Grill has an easy-to -navigate touchscreen display and three temperature probes to monitor food.The grill is made from 304 stainless steel, with a spring assist hood and a double walled canopy with a gasket. For pellet use, this grill has a smart drop and an easy front loading pellet hopper which makes reloading pellets easy. There is also interior grill lighting, a wind guard, and a built-in timer, meaning you can grill any time of day and take full advantage of grilling rain or shine. 

    Coyote’s Pellet grills are meant only for outdoor use, and it is recommended to always use 100% natural hardwood BBQ wood pellets. There are different flavor options to explore in your pellet grill, such as apple, cherry, hickory, maple, mesquite, oak, and pecan. Each of these pellet types can be paired with different items on the grill, like how apple pellets are best used for smoking chicken, pork, lamb, and seafood. When storing your pellets, ensure they are always kept in a dry area with no exposure to moisture. 

    Who is ready to make taste buds explode with the Pellet Grill?

     

    Coyote’s Favorite Recipes

    We’ve talked a lot about how much we love grilling, so we are going to showcase some of our partners and fellow grilling enthusiasts who have their own favorites to share.

    People Talking Around Coyote Asado Smoker

    Chef Paul’s Porkchops

    Ready? Set? Grab just 9 ingredients and the easy-to-use Coyote Portable Grill! Chef Paul’s quick and flavorful pork chops with salsa verde recipe is easy even for those still working up to their grill master title! 

    The Portable Grill is perfect for cooking literally anywhere with its 200 square inch cooking area, 316 marine grade stainless steel, signature grate cooking surface, ceramic head control and wide temperature range. 

    Oh, and who could forget about cleanup? The removal drip tray makes for one of the easiest cleanups yet so you have more time to enjoy delicious creations.

     

    Chef Jonathan Collins Grilled Cremini on Toast

    We know what you are thinking, and yes the Coyote Asado Cooker is always ready to impress! We named it the Asado because of the definition of the word: 

    The technique and social event of having or attending a barbecue. Fitting right?

    The Coyote Asado Cooker is an extremely versatile outdoor appliance that will add value and enjoyment to every outdoor living experience. Not only can it be used for grilling, but in baking pizzas and bread, slowly smoking large cuts of meat, and searing veggies and fish with temperatures controlled to perfection. This makes the best tool for even master chefs like Chef Jonathan Collins and any dish, including appetizers.

    Jump on his level and add an element of simple delight with cremini mushrooms on charred toasts with ricotta right from your Asado Cooker!

     

    Coyote’s Grilling News

    Our pellet grill and recipes aren’t the only news going on at Coyote Outdoor Living. Check out our newest partnership, Brian Mazza!

    Brian Mazza Lemon Salmon Recipe

    Brian Mazza

    Coyote is extremely excited for our most recent influencer partnership with health and fitness icon Brian Mazza.

    Brian is an entrepreneur based out of New York. He co-founded The Ainsworth in 2009 and in 2010 created the men’s custom clothing company Windsor Custom. Brian’s primary passion has always been creating; and over the years he has carved out a space in health and wellness, even gracing the cover of Men’s Health Magazine twice. From a young age Brian has always been a highly competitive athlete, and it was that drive that got him a scholarship to play Division 1 Soccer at The University of Rhode Island.

    Brian is a high performer in every sense and is giving individuals and corporations an inside look at what it takes to operate on a high-octane level. HPLT, Brian’s latest venture, specializes in providing IRL (in real life) experiences focusing on bringing out the best in every individual. 

    Most importantly, Brian is a proud father and husband setting the example of living a healthy lifestyle. With no intention of slowing down, he is destined to become an unstoppable force utilizing his personal brand and beyond.

    Grilling for Brian has become a staple part of his diet, as it sets the stage for a delicious spin on meals and is a way to entertain his family and friends.

    “It is no secret that eating clean is a very important piece of the puzzle. Once you are able to establish a very strong nutritional foundation your body starts to respond in ways that are remarkable. Grilling clean meat/fish/veggies is a great way to get on the right track,” Brian Mazza

    Interested in Brian’s grilling favorites? Try out his Grilled Lemon Salmon recipe that is also featured in the ‘Seasoned & Savory Cookbook’ benefiting UPMC Magee-Women’s Hospital, and keep your eyes peeled for even more grilling tips and tricks in the coming months.

    Ingredients

    • 4 tbsp. butter
    • 2 cloves garlic, minced
    • 1 tsp. lemon zest
    • 1 tsp. kosher salt
    • Pinch red pepper flakes
    • 4 (6-oz.) salmon fillets
    • 6 lemons, sliced
    • Freshly chopped parsley, for serving

    Directions

    1. In a small microwave safe bowl, microwave butter until very softened,
      almost melted. Stir in garlic, lemon zest, salt, and red pepper flakes.
      Spoon mixture all over salmon fillets.
    2. Preheat grill to medium-high. Arrange lemons on grill and place salmon
      fillets on top. Cover grill and cook until salmon is cooked through and
      flakes easily with a fork, 15 to 20 minutes. (Exact cooking time will vary
      based on the thickness of your fillets.)
    3. Serve with grilled lemon slices and garnish with parsley, if using.
  • What to Grill for Father’s Day: Options for the Whole Family

    What to Grill for Father’s Day: Options for the Whole Family

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    Father’s Day is the perfect opportunity to give dad a break from the grill. 

    We know that can be easier said than done. Some fathers have more trouble than others relinquishing the tongs. After all, it takes a lot of hard work earning the pitmaster title. But even the most ardent grilling fanatic enjoys sitting back and letting someone else handle the deal with the hot coals every once in a while.  

    We’re here to help you feel confident taking over pit duties for dad. Don’t let the grill area scare you. Once you figure it out, it can be quite a welcoming domain ⁠— one that can be enjoyed by the whole family. 

    In this post, we’ll teach you how to give dad that big, bold, freshly grilled flavor without having to leave his favorite recliner — even if you are new to grilling yourself. Whether you are hosting a large family get together or a dinner for two, we’ll give you all the tips and tricks you’ll need to deliver the perfect Father’s Day grill platter. We have options for hosting a big party, dishes for two, and alternatives for vegetarians and vegans, too.

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    Navigating the Grill

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    Don’t be afraid. 

    The grill isn’t there to hurt you. The grill is your friend. 

    The first step is to familiarize yourself with your equipment. Find out what type of grill you will be using before you put together the menu and shop for the ingredients. That way you will be able to meal prep accordingly and play to your strengths.

    It is also important to know what grilling supplies you’ll need before you head to the store. If you are using a charcoal grill, for example, make sure you have a fresh bag of coals and lighting fluid before lighting that match. Likewise, you’ll want a full tank of gas for a gas grill or a full hopper of pellets for an automatic smoker.

    If you’re not sure, don’t be afraid to ask the grillmaster in your family  for help. They probably won’t mind — most grillmasters actually love sharing their wealth of knowledge!

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    Grill Types

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    Understanding what type of grill you have and what it can and can’t do is the first step to mastering the art of grilling. 

    Each type of grill has its strengths and weaknesses. Beginners should play to those strengths. For example, even something as simple as burgers and hot dogs can become tricky on a smoker, while thoroughly cooking bone-in chicken on a gas grill takes a certain knack for timing. 

    No matter what type of grill you use, it is a good idea to clean the grill grates before cooking. By heating the grill and wiping down the grates, you’ll ensure any flavors from previous meals don’t taint your work.

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    Gas Grills

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    Gas grills may be the most convenient. There’s a comparatively short prep time before you have a healthy flame. But you should check to make certain the tank is full and the lines are properly attached. Lighting a gas grill can be scary for newcomers. If there is a button ignition, make sure the gas is on the correct ‘light’ setting before engaging. If you must use a light, make sure you do not accumulate gas — which can cause a fire ball. Light a long match or candle lighter before slowly opening the gas line. 

    Gas grills can be used to prepare nearly any kind of dish. Steaks and pork chops can be seared to perfection and you can time a fish filet perfectly. But be careful of flare-ups, especially with foods like burgers and chicken wings that drip grease onto the flames. A spray bottle of water is the perfect way to combat these flare-ups. Unlike charcoal grills, closing the lid will increase heat.

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    Electric Grill

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    Because they plug in, electric grills are the easiest to start. But make sure they’re cleaned, the grease trap has been emptied and properly reattached before you begin. 

    Electric grills are great for burgers, steaks, hot dogs, vegetables and other foods. Because they don’t expose the food to open flame, greasy foods like bacon can easily be cooked alongside other meats.

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    Charcoal Grill

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    Charcoal grills require a little bit of lead time before you start cooking. Start your coals 15 to 30 minutes before you plan to start cooking. Some grills even include ignition assist features, where a small gas flame helps get the charcoal started. A chimney starter is another great way to reduce prep time for charcoal grills. If you are using starter fluid, soak the coals then wait about five minutes before lighting to allow the coals to absorb some of the liquid and maintain a flame for a uniform burn. 

    Some foods — like Kabobs — were invented for the charcoal grill. You can cook almost anything on this type of grill, but some items — like ribs and chicken wings — may require indirect heat. By placing coals on one side of the grill and the meat on the other, you can evenly cook these foods for longer durations without burning the skin. Unlike a gas grill, closing the lid will lower the flame.

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    Pellet Grills

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    A unique option for those used to a luxury indoor oven,  is a  pellet grill. Unlike a normal gas or electric grill, they operate using wood pellets that allow for a great smoky flavor. Pellet grills are incredibly versatile. You can smoke, sear, grill, and even bake on it. Coyote’s Pellet Grills with their easy to navigate touchscreen display and 3 temperature probes to monitor food, are a great option

    These grills boast an extensive range of features. For starters, it doesn’t look like your average pellet grill, and isn’t. Coyote’s Pellet Grill can do everything a gas grill can do as well as what a pellet grill can and it is attractive. The grill is made from 304 stainless steel, with a spring assist hood and a double walled canopy with a gasket. For pellet use, this grill has a smart drop™ and an easy front loading pellet hopper which makes reloading pellets easy. There is also interior grill lighting, a wind guard, and a built in timer, meaning you can grill in the evening and on stormy days. 

    Coyote’s Pellet Grills are meant only for outdoor use, and it is recommended to always use 100% natural hardwood BBQ wood pellets. There are different flavor options to explore in your pellet grill, such as apple, cherry, hickory, maple, mesquite, oak, and pecan. Each of these pellet types can be paired with different items on the grill, like how apple pellets are best used for smoking chicken, pork, lamb, and seafood. When storing your pellets, ensure they are always kept in a dry area with no exposure to moisture. 

    Pellet grills are quickly outpacing gas and charcoal grills because of the portable and eco-friendly nature of its fuel. It is also very versatile, combining your grill, smoker, and even a pizza oven. The versa rack system, hood gasket seal, and spring assisted hood means it is easier than ever to grill your meals without fear of heat escaping. 

    With easy to use navigation and extra features like lights, temperature probes, and searing grates, this is a great option for your Father’s Day grilling. 

    Each pellet grill model can take some getting used to. Make sure you familiarize yourself with the operation of your specific pellet grill. Don’t be afraid to ask the grillmaster for help — or check online to find the user manual for your specific model. 

    Brisket, vegetables, and even baked goods like cinnamon buns are a great use of pellet smokers.

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    Smokers

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    Smokers can be intimidating for newcomers — but don’t let that stop you! Cast iron smokers can have one chamber or two, and ceramic smokers usually have one internal chamber. Creating a plan of attack for your specific smoker will help you make the most of the meal. Heat can be controlled by opening and closing the flues to allow air or restrict air from circulating. Coyote Outdoor Living’s Freestanding Asado Cooker is a great option for a smoker. 

    Ribs, chicken and briskets are a great use of smokers. A few questions before you start: Will you be using lump wood charcoal or wood for your fire? And how much time and heat will be required to cook your specific cut of meat? 

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    Cooking on the Grill: Recipes for Beginners

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    New to grilling? No problem. 

    These recipes are quick, easy and — most importantly — delicious. You’ll be able to cook the meal and impress all in attendance with your newfound skills. 

    Some foods are ideal for the new grilling enthusiast. Pre-cooked hotdogs are a great option for beginners — just heat to serve!  And grilling can be a great way to get some new flavors from the garden. Check out this great tutorial from Jonathan Collins to learn some great hacks that will let you make the most out of fresh produce. 

    With meats, it’s important to know the safety zones for internal temperatures. We recommend using a probe meat thermometer and referencing this chart from the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services. For example, you can feel confident that burgers cooked to 160 degrees Fahrenheit will be safe, while chicken on the bone will need to be cooked to 185 degrees. 

    No family member should suffer on dad’s big day. So, we have put together some great meal-planning options for everyone along the meat consumption scale — from vegans to full-on carnivores!

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    Bo Jackson Burger

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    The Bo Jackson burger is just one of the recipes included in the Seasoned and Savory Cookbook. This beautiful, full-color coffee table cookbook has recipes for all levels — from the green beginner to the seasoned pitmaster. Plus, you know you’ll be cooking with a cause because all proceeds benefit Magee-Womens Research Institute & Foundation.

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    Grilled Maple-Bourbon Chicken

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    Whether or not dad is a bourbon drinker, he’ll find himself licking his fingers because of this delicious marinade and glaze that uses bourbon, maple syrup, soy sauce and other ingredients. This recipe from Spruce Eats is plated, but you can go for a version on a bun to make for a finger-friendly meal.

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    Foil Pack Salmon with Edamame

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    Foil packets are perfect for beginners because they are easy to cook and easier to clean. This version from Ryan Scott via USA Today features a pesto made from edamame for a fun take on an old classic.

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    Beer “Can” Chicken

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    Beer Can Chicken — aka Beer Butt Chicken — is a true crowd pleaser. Cooking the chicken upright takes advantage of indirect heat, which lets the skin get crispy while the insides cook thoroughly. Steam from the beer can will ensure every bite is moist and delicious.

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    Blackened Red Snapper

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    Grilling season is a great time to make the most of fresh seafood. Blackened recipes are a Cajun tradition and use heat two ways to prepare the fish — capsaicin spiciness from the peppers give it a kick while high temperatures from the flames sear those flavors into the fish. This recipe calls for a kid-friendly minimum-level of heat. If dad is a heat-seeker, feel free to kick the spices up a notch.

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    Grilled Whiskey Salmon

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    This recipe from the Spruce Eats elevates salmon with a whiskey and soy sauce marinade. High heat will allow you to sear each side quickly, while delivering a moist and delicate finished product.

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    Grilled Shrimp and Scallop Skewers

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    These shrimp and scallop skewers are sure to be a fan favorite. They impress a crowd without letting on that they’re a cinch to throw together. These easy skewers help you stay present with guests without having to spend all your time over hot coals.

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    Portobello Mushrooms with Chard and Feta

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    It’s time to give the vegetarians some love. This portobello cap recipe is a great option for vegetarians when burgers are also on the grill. They take up about the same amount of space and will cook in about the same amount of time.

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    Cooking on the Grill: Intermediate Recipes

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    These Father’s Day grill recipes are for those a little more adventurous. 

    These slightly more advanced foods like steaks or pub burgers include some dishes for smaller parties, which can be more difficult to time correctly.

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    Beer Brined Chicken Wings

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    Grilled wings are an all-American favorite. Brining the chicken allows for moist and juicy wings while the open flame gives the skin a crispy crunch.

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    Grilled Corned Beef Burgers with Stout Mustard and Fried Egg

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    Trying to break free of the same-old grilled favorites? Try these unique grilled pub burgers with an Irish twist! The sunny side-up egg will make for this Father’s Day burger a special experience.

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    Smoked Tri Tip

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    Is dad a wine lover? This smoked tri-tip recipe has a built-in Pinot Noir pairing. It’s a great introductory cut for Smoking 101 — and you don’t even need a smoker to pull it off! They’ve included some tips to use for a charcoal grill, which can be replicated on a gas grill with low heat on one side with a box of wood chips or chunks included above the flames.

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    Baby Back Ribs

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    Among the most revered staples in all of grillingdom — along with brisket, of course — a perfectly-cooked rack of baby back ribs is an easy way to make any grillmaster swoon. Cook these babies low and slow as the recipe suggests for lip-smacking, fall-off-the-bone results.

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    BBQ Pulled Jackfruit Sandwiches

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    This impressive sandwich recipe swaps jackfruit for pulled pork and will blow the socks off any vegetarians at the party. Consider substituting vegan mayo made with cashews and lemon juice for a vegan-friendly version.

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    Spatchcocked Barbecue Chicken

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    By using the spatchcock method, you ensure a perfectly-cooked bird — whether you utilize gas, coals or pellets. Whole birds can be tricky to pull off on non-smoker grills. But by splitting the chicken along the spine, you ensure perfectly-cooked, juicy meat and seared skin on any type of Coyote grill — gas and charcoal included!

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    Hawaiian Shrimp Kebobs

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    Now that we’ve indulged the meat eaters and vegetarians, it’s time to turn our focus to a pescatarian dish. This recipe for Hawaiian Shrimp Kabobs utilizes pineapple chunks, cilantro and a sauce made with ketchup, soy sauce, pineapple juice, ginger and garlic that really packs a sweet-and-tangy punch!

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  • Chef Paul’s Pork Chops with Salsa Verde on the Coyote Portable Grill

    Chef Paul’s Pork Chops with Salsa Verde on the Coyote Portable Grill

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    Chef Paul shows us how to make quick and flavorful pork chops with salsa verde on the Coyote Portable Grill. Using only nine ingredients and the easy to use Coyote Portable Grill, we see how straightforward preparing delicious food can be.

    As a bonus, Chef Paul shows us a clever way to determine the doneness of meat just by touch.

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    Ingredients

    • 2 bone in pork chops
    • salt
    • pepper
    • olive oil
    • 4 tomatillos
    • 1 poblano pepper
    • 3 cloves garlic
    • 4 green onions
    • 6-10 olives to garnish

    Directions

    1. Allow chops to rest at room temperature for 30 minutes
    2. Preheat the Coyote Portable Grill for 5 minutes
    3. Brush olive oil on both sides of the chops
    4. Sprinkle salt and pepper on both sides of the pork chops
    5. Brush olive oil one more time on the side of the pork chop
    6. Peel husk from tomatillo and wash
    7. Wash poblano pepper
    8. Peel 3 garlic cloves
    9. Place garlic, tomatillos, and poblano pepper on the grill for total of about 5 minutes
    10. Flip pork chops after 5 minutes
    11. Remove garlic, tomatillo, poblano pepper from grill
    12. Remove stem from poblano pepper
    13. Trim ends off green onion
    14. Put tomatillo, pepper, garlic, cilantro, green onions to blender
    15. Blend briefly to mix
    16. Add salt and pepper to salsa
    17. Remove pork chops from grill if pressure touch suggests desired doneness
    18. Garnish chops with olives
    19. Spoon salsa verde over chops
    20. Allow meat to rest for a few minutes before slicing

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  • Coyote and Savor Pittsburgh Combine Grilling and Philanthropy

    Coyote and Savor Pittsburgh Combine Grilling and Philanthropy

    Coyote Outdoor Living has paired up with Liokareas olive oils and Savor Pittsburgh to celebrate culinary culture and also bring much needed funds for the health and wellness programs spearheaded by Magee Women’s Research Institute and Foundation.  To launch the program, Coyote President Jim Ginocchi recently appeared on Pittsburgh Today Live and grilled up his signature Mediterranean-Style Summer Wings.

    These chicken wings are bursting with flavor and the aroma is reminiscent of mediterranean coastal towns. The subtly spiced dish is enhanced with Liokareas cold fused oregano olive oil, and a dry meat rub, also a Liokareas gourmet product, that includes paprika, thyme, basil and chili flakes. The wings were smoked, low and slow, on the next generation Coyote Outdoor Living Pellet Grill with hickory flavored wood pellets. During a summer of ‘staycations’, these mediterranean-style chicken wings will take you on a journey to Greece in your own backyard.

    Now, through July 10th, you can benefit the science that creates healthier, women, infants and communities with every purchase made on the Liokareas website. Simply enter the code “SAVOR” in the Notes section of the check-out, and 10 percent of the sale will benefit MWRIF. In addtion, using the “SAVOR” code will automatically enter you in a contest to win a 30″ Stainless-Steel S-Series Grill from Coyote that offers the perfect preparation and cooking station for your olive-oil inspired dishes.

     

    Recipe

    1. 3 lbs Chicken wings (add to marinade in large plastic bag – ingredients below)
    2. Marinade

    · ½ cup of Liokareas Cold Fused Oregano Olive Oil
    · 2 large lemons, zested and juiced -(about ½ cup lemon juice)
    · 6 cloves garlic – peeled and smashed
    · 2 tbsp. dried Greek Liokareas Oregano
    · 1 tbsp. fresh ground black pepper
    · Salt
    · 1 tsp. Liokareas Meat Blend (paprika / thyme / basil / chili flakes)
    · 1 tsp. cayenne pepper (optional)

    3. Marinate the wings in the fridge for at least 2 hours
    4. Set Coyote Outdoor Living Pellet Grill on Smoke Mode @ 250 degrees for 2 hours (Hickory flavored pellets were used for this recipe)
    5. Turn wings often to brown on all sides
    6. Garnish with fresh chopped parsley