With summer just days from ending, so begins Labor Day party planning. As vegie gardens and farm stands overflow with tomatoes, zucchini and sweet corn, now is the time to start perusing your favorite recipe blog for late summer grilling recipes. But if your grill has seen better days, it may be time to part with it.
Many of our friends and neighbors in Pittsburgh are quite experienced throwing a few burgers and dogs on the grill. After all, most of our dinner tables move to the patio during the summer and we gather round for Sunday brunch during fall tailgate parties. However, it may only be on certain occasions that you’ll cook those sweet, sticky, tangy ribs everyone’s mouth waters for. But why the lack of love for this swine specialty?
With Memorial Day just days away, what better way to ring in the unofficial start of summer than a cookout! There is simply nothing better than grilled hamburgers, hot dogs, corn on the cob and those famous Pittsburgh Potatoes.
With Memorial Day just days away, what better way to ring in the unofficial start of summer than a cookout! There is simply nothing better than grilled hamburgers, hot dogs, corn on the cob and those famous Pittsburgh Potatoes.
Birds are chirping, flowers are blooming, the sunning is shining, and your mouth is beginning to water at the very thought of some good barbeque. Finally, it is time to pull out the grill, invite some friends over, grab some drinks and have a good time.
Alright Pittsburgh, grilling season has arrived! After months of crockpot chili and oven roasted chicken we move our kitchens outside for summer favorites like grilled vegetables, shish kabobs and crowd pleasers like hamburgers & hot dogs! And, unless you’ve braved the cold winter grilling outside or you have an indoor grill, you may be itching to cross off a new grill from your “honey-do” list.
When you consider upgrading your home, you may want to renovate your kitchen or add a deck to the backyard. Maybe you haven’t considered getting a new fireplace, but you should know that gas, wood, and electric fireplaces are all popular choices for home upgrades.
When the chilly autumn days fade into cold winter nights, there’s nothing more satisfying than curling up next to a fire. Whether you are drawn in by the warmth or the charm, be sure to follow Ed’s WOODSHED tips when selecting the perfect fireplace for your home…
The holiday season is right around the corner which means you will be entertaining family and friends. The Thanksgiving holiday is a perfect time to have a warm, crackling fire available to not only add warmth to the room, but to give guests a place other than the dining room table and kitchen to congregate.
Summer is officially behind us and the cold days of winter are getting closer and closer. Soon you will be thinking of ways to heat up your home to ward off the chill in the air. While a furnace is a great heating option, if you aren’t quite ready to turn it on this season or just want an additional heating source, then a natural gas fireplace is a great option.