Chef Tom fires up the Alfa One Wood-Fired Oven for a match made in heaven, it's Baked Broccoli & Beer Cheese. Much like a gratin, this cheesy side dish is perfect for your next holiday dinner!
Chef Tom shares two unique recipes for How to Make Ketchup; Classic Ketchup made from canned tomatoes and Fire Roasted Habanero Ketchup with fresh tomatoes and a fiery kick!
Chef Tom fires up the Clementino Wood Fired Oven for his scratch made Chicken Meatballs with Mushroom Gravy. Served on a bed of Yukon Gold Potato Puree, this is some seriously tasty winter warming comfort food!
Chef Tom fires up the Clementi Clementino Wood Fired Oven for his Jalapeño Popper Pizza featuring scratch-made dough, cheese stuffed jalapeños, smokehouse bacon, blue cheese crumbles and buttermilk dressing!
Chef Tom fires up the Clementi Wood-Fired Oven and bakes an amazing Wood-Fired Calzone, featuring scratch-made dough, mouth watering filling, cheese for days and a red sauce for dipping!
Soft, pillowy pretzels buns are the stuff of legend. The secret? A bath in lye and baked in a wood-fired oven! Chef Britt shows you how to make the best pretzel buns for your next cookout!
Brisket & Buffalo Sliders are the perfect way to combine the lean, earthy flavors of buffalo with the fatty, beefiness of brisket! Chef Britt ties it all together with tangy shallot marmalade and a creamy combo sauce!
We all want to get the most mileage out of our smoking sessions, and now more than ever we’re utilizing the ingredients we have on hand over running out for ingredients. This Brisket & Dumplings recipe is a great way to do just that!
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!
There are a number of ways to make Roasted Garlic. Today, Chef Tom fires up the Yoder Smokers YS640s Pellet Grill and shares three techniques for roasting garlic on the grill, including how to make garlic confit.
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!
By
Tom Jackson
