Game Changer: 101 Grilling Recipes

29 Jun

Well, this week’s Minimalist is another show stopping 101 column: 101 Fast Recipes for Grilling. The list is full of winners; can’t wait to cook a few of these this summer. It’s too early to pick a favorite, but I’ll leave you with this:

46. Not so easy, but so impressive: Stuff squid bodies with chopped chorizo (optional), garlic-toasted bread crumbs, lemon zest and parsley. Close with toothpicks. Char quickly over a very hot fire.

Oh, and the video is SUPER kooky.

101 Fast Recipes for Grilling [nytimes]
Actually Grilled Cheese [nytimes video]

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