Recipes

We’re taking an all-time household classic and injecting it with wood-fired flavor with Traeger’s Smoked Pot Roast recipe. This easy recipe starts with a chuck roast that is rubbed with a blend of spices, and then smoked directly on the grill for 90 minutes. Then drop the roast in a Dutch oven with potatoes, carrots, onions as well as aromatics and chicken stock, and let it cook for up to 5 hours.

This simple and classic lamb chop dinner just got even better thanks to an infusion of herby goodness from a homemade rosemary sauce.

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.

This burger has got it all. Roasted hatch chile peppers and a homemade smoked cheese sauce is placed atop beef patties, bringing the bold flavors of the American Southwest right to your backyard.

Try a new take on tri-tip with Traeger’s molasses and chili marinade recipe. Simply marinate your tri-tip for up to two hours and then smoke for an hour before bumping up the heat to high and pulling the meat once it hits 130 degrees F.

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.

Chili, Traegerized. We start off by smoking ground beef and chopped onions and peppers for an hour before putting them into a Dutch oven and cooking the chili directly on the grill.

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.

We took one of Spain’s most famous dishes and made it even better with wood fired flavor. Sliced, dried chorizo, is paired with Jumbo Shrimp, and your choice of mussels, clams or any other shellfish you can find. Mix all that with paella rice and a rich chicken-saffron stock for one of the most unique dishes you’ll ever make.

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.

We guarantee you've never experienced baked beans like these. We’ve taken island vibes and married them to wood fired flavor for a truly unique tasting dish. Featuring bacon, pulled pork and grilled pineapple, these Hawaiian BBQ Baked Beans are the real deal.

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.