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Discover what you can cook on a Big Horn Outdoors® product — from wood-fired pizza to 1500°F seared steaks.

Every recipe is built and tested for our pizza ovens and infrared grills.

Camping and Portable Griddles: What Packs, What Fits, What Works

Choose a camping or portable griddle path: a plate on a camp stove, a dedicated tabletop unit, or an insert on a gas grill, using weight and fit as the test.

Outdoor Kitchen with a Griddle: Layouts, Fuel and Built-In Options

Plan an outdoor kitchen with a griddle by matching the menu to a layout, a fuel hookup, and either a freestanding island or a true built-in.

How to Season a Blackstone-Style Griddle (First Time and Re-Seasoning)

Season a new flat-top griddle with a one-time soapy wash, then several very thin coats of oil heated until they smoke and darken the steel. Later cooks need only a thin oil wipe.

Blackstone Griddle Recipes: What to Cook on a Flat Top, Morning to Night

A flat-top griddle shines at breakfast, smash burgers, fajitas, and seafood. This morning-to-night map shows what fits the plate and when to use a grate or infrared searing unit.

Blackstone Alternatives: Other Outdoor Griddles and Grill Combos Worth a Look

Blackstone alternatives are other outdoor flat tops — and grill-and-griddle combos — that differ in cooktop treatment, burners, grease path, and fuel features. This guide compares official specs so...

Gas Grill vs Griddle: Char Marks vs a Flat-Top Surface

A gas grill is the surface for char marks and drip-away fat; a griddle is the flat plate for even browning and small foods. You can also keep both on one combo or insert.