Appetizers

Wanna make the best smashed potatoes of your life? Check out Chef Britt's techniques for creating these gold nuggets that hit every level of your taste buds!

Chef Tom walks us through how to make an Easy Smoked Queso, packed full of flavor with flame roasted hatch green chiles and chorizo!

If you’ve never made your own Grilled Buffalo Wings, you’re missing out! The scratch-made buffalo sauce is so easy and so tasty that you’ll never want to do store-bought sauce again. Pair that with the char of a grilled wing, and you’ve got it made!

Whether they’re going on a burger or getting dipped in buttermilk ranch for an appetizer, these Bacon Wrapped Onion Rings are sure to please! Salty, sweet, savory and delicious, they’ve got it all!

Bacon & Onion Flatbread: also known as Flammkuchen, Tarte Flambee, or Alsatian Pizza. Chef Britt shares a slice of Alsace with this ultra-thin flatbread fired on the Gozney Roccbox!

This one goes out to all moms out there! Smoked Chicken Salad is our barbecue inspired take on one of those classics that moms all over used to make. Whether you’re eating chicken salad between two slices of bread, over the top of a salad or for dipping crackers and veggies, it’s delicious comfort food that always takes us back. Happy Mother’s Day!

Winner, winner chicken dinner just got extra delicious! Chicken Spiedini is a breaded chicken dish cooked on the grill that will fill your bellies and your hearts. Served over pasta, rice or all alone, it doesn’t really matter

Fresh outta yeast? Don’t have much time? Chef Britt shows you how to make quick bread using an unexpected ingredient: BBQ sauce!

Check out this pub cheese recipe that goes with everything– vegetables, crackers, bread, or you can just eat it by the spoonful! This recipe one of the easiest dips ever created, and one that lends a great backdrop for almost any Wing Dust from Kosmo’s Q to shine. It all comes together in less than 10 minutes (maybe even 5 minutes!). Check it out.

Elote: loved by corn-enthusiasts around the world. This Mexican street food is usually served on-the-cob, dunked in crema, and coated liberally with cotija cheese and chile powder. Here I run through how I adapted this into a dip that’s easy to enjoy in a party setting, or as an accompaniment for your next summer barbecue!