Recipes

This sunset margarita is the perfect drink to wow family and friends thanks to its unique grilled orange slices and agave base - pairing perfectly with back porches and the setting sun.

Blackened salmon, on a Traeger. This simple recipe really lets the flavor shine. Start with a salmon fillet, brush with Italian dressing and sprinkle on Traeger’s Blackened Saskatchewan Rub. That’s it. Grill fish for 20-30 minutes at 325 degrees and you’re set.

We’ve done the impossible. We made carnitas even better by braising them in beer inside a Traeger grill. Start with a well marbled boneless pork shoulder and break it down to two inch chunks. Then toss the chunks into a Dutch oven and cover with beer and water and let it cook down for about 3 hours.

Our famously easy 3-2-1 ribs recipe will make your rib game the envy of the neighborhood. This super simple recipe takes all the confusion out of making ribs without sacrificing any flavor. Start by smoking your ribs for 3 hours, then cook inside foil for 2 hours and finish by removing from foil and brushing on sauce for up to an hour.

It's thyme you tried this bubbly cocktail. Vodka and club soda are hit with a homemade smoked plum and thyme simple syrup for flavor you can throw back thyme and thyme again.

Get a little wild with Traeger’s Roasted Venison Tenderloin recipe. Start by marinating the venison for at least 8 hours in a mixture of red wine, garlic, soy sauce, rosemary, black pepper and olive oil. From there, cook them until medium-rare, which is 135 degrees F.

Simplify cooking ribs with Traeger’s Simple Smoked Ribs recipe. These easy to make ribs starts with smoking baby backs for 4 to 5 hours on your Super Smoke or Smoke setting. Then wrap the rack in foil and smother in BBQ sauce. And that’s all you need to do for fall-off-the-bone perfection.

What’s better than a cheeseburger? Nothing really, unless you add two more patties into the mix. Give Traeger’s Triple Cheeseburger recipe a go the next time you do burger night at the house.

No need to go to a lousy chain steak house anymore for a blooming onion, you can now make this iconic dish right in your backyard with minimal effort.

Don’t let the size of these sliders fool you, they are packed with wood fired flavor. High quality 80/20 ground chuck and caramelized onions make this simple recipe the perfect changeup to your burger routine.

This one's wrapped in wood-fired smoke. Brandied cherry juice, ginger and agave syrup are smoked and shaken together with scotch for a rich and aromatic drink.

Homemade pickles give this classic BBQ sandwich a whole new outlook when combined with slider buns. We use Persian cucumbers for the pickles and a bone-in pork butt for the pulled pork, with an easy to make BBQ sauce tying them all together.