When it comes to cookouts, Southerners do them best.
These quick and easy grilling recipes will impress your guests fromMemorial DaytoLabor Day.
you could even build a whole meal from the grill.

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A dollop of pimiento cheese is just right on top.
A sprinkling of Parmesan cheese and fresh chopped herbs make for a photo finish.
Grilled Bananas
Think of this recipe like an easy grilled version ofbananas foster.

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Serving with a scoop of vanilla ice cream is mandatory.
Pepper-Stuffed Grilled Flank Steak
This impressive rolled and grilled flank steak is deceptively easy to pull off.
We’re partial to Wickles Pickles, but your favorite brand will work too.

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Chile-Lime Steak Skewers With Coconut-Cilantro Sauce
Try this fun spin on steak kebabs this grilling season.
The zippy Fresno chile-infused marinade is tempered by the cooling, herby coconut sauce served alongside.
Grilled Shrimp Lettuce Wraps
Healthy in a hurry is possible with this 20-minute lettuce wrap recipe.

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Toss the shrimp into a lettuce wrap and enjoy a vegetable-filled dish.
Poblano Smash Burgers
This spiced-up smash burger swapped thinly sliced onions for poblano peppers.
Our quick special sauce adds even more heat.

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The short ingredient list makes this dish easy enough for a weekday dinner.
attempt to purchase the fish with the skin removed to help it come together even more quickly.
Cast-Iron Cowboy Steak
This thick, bone-in steak will be the centerpiece of your barbecue.

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After grilling, let the steak sit on a platter for 5 to 10 minutes.
This chicken pairs well with potatoes and charred lemon.
Grilled Watermelon
Watch your grill do wonders with your watermelon thanks to this easy recipe.

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Sprinkle with sugar and salt and watch as summer’s favorite snack transforms into to something rave-worthy.
Grilled BBQ Chicken
Low and slow: That’s the secret to making a great grilled chicken.
The chicken starts in a dry rub, chilling for 8-12 hours.

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Next, let the chicken rest just before you put it on the grill.
Serve the shrimp in tortillas or mix in with a few veggies.
To ensure the most flavorful, charbroiled flavor, do not boil the corn!

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No searing before hitting the grill or wrapping in aluminum foil is needed here.
Grilled Asparagus
Only four ingredients are required for this simple side.
Grilled Pork Chops
Take a break from pan searing pork chops and fire up the grill.

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Don’t rush the marinating, it’s the key to both full flavor and beautiful caramelization.
Orange and lime juice in the marinade add tang, while honey adds a touch of sweetness.

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