Grill times are good times. Especially with these tasty recipes.
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This squeaky, salty cheese will give your vegetable skewers some extra punch. Don't have Israeli couscous? Swap in regular couscous or your favourite grain. Get the recipe: Halloumi and Veggie Skewers on Israeli Couscous
Skip the stove and get grilling tonight with this easy pizza recipe your kids will love. Get the recipe: Grilled Hawaiian Pizza
Photo: Erik PutzGive your peaches the grilled treatment with this tasty dessert idea. Get the recipe: Grilled Peaches with Granola and Mascarpone
Photo: Erik PutzCrushed ramen noodles and strips of roasted seaweed make for a truly unique hot dog experience. Get the recipe: Japanese Hot Dog
Photo: Erik PutzAdd a taste of Spain to your weekend barbecue! These gourmet hot dogs are topped with crispy chips and a smoky tomato sauce. Get the recipe: Spanish Hot Dog
Photo: Erik PutzTake a break from Taco Tuesday with this gourmet Mexican dog. Get the recipe: Mexican Hot Dog
Give your next veggie burger a banh mi twist with pickled vegetables, cilantro and spicy mayo. Get the recipe: Grilled Tofu Banh Mi Burger
Photo: Erik PutzDrumsticks come with a built-in handle kids will love. Paired with a store-bought coleslaw mix and you've got a quick and easy summer dinner. Get the recipe: Grilled Chicken Drumsticks with Coleslaw
Photo: Erik PutzMake eggplant the star of your next weeknight dinner with this tasty grilled recipe with creamy and fragrant coconut rice. Get the recipe: Grilled Eggplant on Coconut Rice
Photo: Erik PutzNaan bread is a simple crust that’s sturdy enough for the grill. Load on your fave veggies and prepare yourself for a feeding frenzy. Get the recipe: Grilled Veggie Pizza
Photo: Roberto CarusoLamb chops are fun to eat with that built-in handle. With a bold spice combo of cumin and oregano, try dunking these pops in Greek yogurt for optimal enjoyment. Get the recipe: Turkish Lamb Chops
Photo: Jodi PudgeTeeny-tiny quinoa offers a surprising amount of protein to this vegetarian dish. Lightly marinated and grilled portobello caps are the perfect place for that quinoa salad to hang out. Get the recipe: Grilled Portobellos with Quinoa Salad
You’re probably thinking “hard no” to the work that’s involved with polenta. But guess what, this recipe uses the stuff in the tube so it’s easy peasy. Accompanied by grilled shrimp and squishy fire-roasted tomatoes, it’s what you’re making for dinner tonight. Get the recipe: Grilled Polenta Cakes with Shrimp and Tomatoes
Photo: Andrew GrintonFeeling lazy? We’ve got your back. Chop up all the things (sausage and veggies, that is) and stick them in foil to cook up into a satisfying and flavourful little packet of goodness. Get the recipe: Foil Packets of Sausage, Peppers and Potato
Get the recipe: BBQ Turkey Skewers
Photo courtesy of Ontario TurkeyWith a recipe this good, you’ll want to take Taco Tuesday for a spin on other days of the week, too. Fish Friday? That’s Fish Taco Fridays to you. Get the recipe: Mini Grilled Fish Tacos
Photo: Roberto CarusoThis is a medley of all the good things about summer; juicy steak and sweet corn. What’s not to love? Go make this right now, OK?! Get the recipe: Flank Steak with Fresh Salsa
Photo: Roberto CarusoEveryone likes dinner on a stick—and these pork kebabs are marinated in the perfectly balanced blend of spice and lemon. Get the recipe: Greek Pork Kebabs
Hi, we’ve turned cheese burgers inside out to present you with a cheese-stuffed patty that’s simply the best. Get the recipe: Cheesy Camp Burgers
Photo: Roberto CarusoBarbecue chicken is a backyard staple, you didn’t think we would sell you short, did you? These thin slices of marinated chicken grill up in a hurry and taste the best wrapped up in a warm tortilla with cheese, peppers and sour cream. Get the recipe: Mexican Chicken Scallopini Fajitas
Photo: Roberto CarusoRead more: 9 essential grilled chicken recipes 7 best burger recipes 26 delicious BBQ sides
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