Get Fired Up: Six Recipes for the Ultimate Backyard Feast
With the exception of a farm pond or trout stream, on a summer day there’s no better place to be than in your own backyard with a cold beer and hot grill sizzling with wild game. Don’t believe us? You will after you try these recipes.
Come summer, the deep freeze feels more like a treasure chest. The various cuts, chops, roasts, links, legs, fillets, and birds that’ve gone uneaten—quite possibly, let’s be honest, because we’ve grown tired of our usual cooked-inside-the-kitchen recipes—take on new life and appeal. Why? Because summer is grilling season. Suddenly, those small packs of frozen meat aren’t just meals in waiting; they’re excuses to invite pals over, get outside, and cook food over fire. Sure, plenty of us grill year-round, but summer—with its warmth, lightning bugs, baseball on the radio, and pure sense of freedom—adds flavors that can’t be beat. Plus, with fall and opening days around the corner, there’s no better time than summer to empty the freezer.
Whole Snapper With Roasted Chile Pepper
