BBQ Recipes: Meat, Fish, Vegetables and Side Dishes
Find BBQ recipes by main ingredient, technique and flavour. Start with a category overview, then choose a specific recipe. Always check current product packaging, allergens, equipment and food safety advice for each dish.
BBQ recipes by category
| Category | Starting point |
|---|---|
| Beef | Beef on the BBQ |
| Pork | Pork on the BBQ |
| Chicken | Chicken on the BBQ |
| Lamb | Lamb on the BBQ |
| Fish and seafood | Fish and seafood on the BBQ |
| Vegetarian | Vegetarian BBQ |
| Side dishes | BBQ side dishes |
| Sauces | BBQ sauce encyclopedia |
| Keto and low-carb | Keto BBQ recipes |
| Healthier grilling | Tips for a healthier BBQ |
| Drinks | Cocktails and mocktails for a BBQ |
| A complete BBQ menu | Choose a menu and flavour combinations |
Spareribs
Pulled pork and other pork dishes
Beef
- Brisket on the BBQ: complete guide
- Picanha on the BBQ
- Beef tenderloin on the BBQ
- Bavette on the BBQ
- Entrecôte on the BBQ
- Côte de boeuf on the BBQ
- Tex-Mex brisket
- Korean beef short ribs
- Homemade BBQ hamburger
- Asado: Argentine grilling at home
- Wagyu on the BBQ: preparing premium beef
- Kapana-inspired beef with Tex-Mex rub and tomato-onion salsa
Chicken
Lamb
Fish and seafood
Vegetarian BBQ
- Shakshuka and smoked eggs from the BBQ
- Tofu and tempeh skewers with vegetables, couscous and tahini
- Portobello burger with romesco and potato salad
- Halloumi vegetable skewers with bulgur salad and tzatziki
- Vegetarian BBQ bowl with quinoa and tahini
- Grilling zucchini
- Grilling eggplant
- Grilling bell peppers
- Corn on the BBQ
- Tofu and tempeh on the BBQ
- Halloumi and cheese on the BBQ
BBQ side dishes
Sauces and marinades
Choosing recipes by technique
More recipes and uses
Which drink should you serve with a BBQ?
Choose a drink with or without alcohol to accompany your food. The BBQ cocktail and mocktail overview offers flavour ideas. To start making a drink, choose a complete recipe:
- Virgin mojito with lime and mint: an alcohol-free option, with quantities for one glass or eight people.
- Lemonade and mocktails for a BBQ: another option without alcohol.
- Make a caipirinha: an alcoholic cocktail for those who choose it.
How do you turn recipes into a complete BBQ menu?
Start with a main dish and add vegetables, a filling side and a sauce. You do not need to make every recipe at once: choose according to guest numbers, dietary needs and the available space on your barbecue.
- Use What to eat at a BBQ? Menu and flavour combinations to combine dishes, sauces and drinks.
- For more guests, follow the BBQ planning guide for large groups, with quantities, an example menu for twenty people and a preparation checklist.
Using recipes safely
- Check ingredients and allergens on the current packaging.
- Keep raw and cooked food separate.
- Use a reliable food thermometer where relevant.
- Treat cooking times as a guide; thickness and equipment vary.
- Follow current local food safety advice.
Return to the BBQ knowledge base for all topics.