Inside Tailgating
Thanksgiving is almost here! Before planning to sweat over an oven for hours, consider grilling your turkey. Roasting a whole turkey can be quite an undertaking. However, you can skip the hours of work and make a truly delicious turkey meal right on your tailgating grill. Whether you are cooking for your whole family or …
Tailgating pros are masters of making impressive, delicious food with very few tools for an entire crowd. Thanksgiving can be really overwhelming, especially when you’re in charge of feeding everyone. However, the same skills that help you feed the crowd at the stadium can be put to use for this holiday. If you’re looking to …
With the NBA playoffs in full court, it’s a great time to host a homegate. Homegates are a fun way to get together to watch all the games without having to travel around the country for the action. There’s a ton of things you can do for your friends and family to have an awesome …
In the lot with Gridiron Chef, “Doc” Dockeray and an all-star tailgating team of 4 Grill masters sharing their pro tailgating tips and recipes! Originally published: Inside Tailgating Magazine Winter 2013 Having won a few national grilling titles and labels in the American tailgate market the past half-decade, I’ve been featured at the Pro and …
Tailgating is much more than a hobby, it’s a lifestyle. How else can you explain that when sports venues are forced to shut down, music festivals cancelled and social gatherings shrunk to 10 guests, people are still finding ways to tailgate? The passion is real, and tailgaters are innovative and adaptable. That being said, the …
What better way to celebrate Thanksgiving than to spend it with family and friends watching some of the best rivalries in football? Whether you’re passing the turkey at home in front of the Cowboys-Redskins game or you’re headed out to “The Egg Bowl” in Oxford, Miss, we at Inside Tailgating wish you the best this …
As Bobby Flay says, “I still love making hamburgers on the grill. I guess whenever I eat them childhood memories come up for me.” As summer begins its slow meander into fall, why not fire up the grill and flip a few burgers – either for your family in the backyard or your friends at …
Often touted as “America’s Native Spirit”, this barrel-aged, primarily corn spirit must meet several government requirements in order to be labelled as “Bourbon”: The mix of grains must be at least 51% corn (beyond that you get quite a bit of variation) aged in new, charred-oak barrels, though there is no minimum aging requirement distilled …
The NFL Playoffs are a good time to tailgate. The Patriots / Broncos game is in cold weather while the Arizona / Carolina game is in a bit milder climate. Either way we need some real good food options for attending the games or tailgating at home. When the weather is cold and it’s snowing …
Yes, you can still grill in Winter. Why would you not? And many of your favorite sporting events demand that you attend in the dead, cold part of the year, So here are some recipes that work well anytime of the year, especially when it is cold out. Grilled Fish INGREDIENTS 1 teaspoon ground cumin …
On Monday, January 11, the college football National Championship will be played in Glendale, Arizona. If you are heading out to the big event or planning a home viewing tailgate party here is a couple Arizona specialties to get you by. Arizona Mexican Tamale Pie Ingredients 3/4 pound ground beef or turkey 1 cup chopped onion 1 …
Your tailgate grill is a perfect tool for an Italian Panini. Grilled Panini Ingredients 3 tablespoon butter 2 bread slices 1 tablespoon mayonnaise 2 slices tomato 1 slice turkey 2 slices bacon 2 ounces lettuce Pastrami Instructions Prepare the grill for cooking. Spread mayonnaise on a slice of bread. Layer with tomato slices, turkey slices, …
