If you're using a pellet grill, it's crucial to ensure you have enough wood pellets on hand before you start cooking. If you run out of pellets during a cook, you'll have to reset the pellet grill, ...

Two popular pellet grill brands, but which is the best? We tested Pit Boss vs. Traeger to find out.

Unlike charcoal and gas grills, pellet grills burn wood pellets to create heat. These easy-to-use grills tend to have fewer flare-ups because the flames are hidden in a burning compartment beneath the ...

The robust taste of low and slow barbecue cannot be rushed. As the smoke imparts its flavor and creates that signature smoke ring, the cook relies on the wood to stoke the flame throughout the entire ...

It used to be that pellet grilling was for nerds. Invented in the ’80s by a guy who owned a heating company in Oregon, wood pellet grills are powered by electricity and fueled by wood pellets. An ...

Cuisinart is the latest brand that wants in on the pellet grill game. Just like Weber, the appliance maker now has a new line of wood-burning outdoor cookers built to challenge Traeger for dominance.

What makes the Weber pellet grill stand out? Weber grills are known for being a quality brand. The company is known for its high-end products and impressive warranties. However, Weber is not known for ...

Brian Bennett is a former senior writer for the home and outdoor section at CNET. Meat, fire and smoke, are all essential to good barbecue. Together they can combine to conjure food that's ...

You can cook all your favorite foods on a pellet grill and it is especially designed to smoke regional barbecue including brisket, ribs and pulled pork. I have long loved pellet grills. I think of ...