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Discover expert tips, product spotlights, and backyard inspiration to help you create the perfect outdoor space—boldly, beautifully, and built to last.
Backyard Living Tips: Build a Space You’ll Use in Every Season
Tired of outdoor spaces that only work a few months out of the year? Whether grilling in July or hosting fireside dinners in October, the proper setup makes all the...
Why High-Quality BBQ Carts Are Worth the Investment
Grilling should be simple, but the wrong cart can throw everything off. Wobbly wheels, missing storage, or a poor fit can turn a good setup into a hassle. That’s why...
Traditional "Santa Maria BBQ" Oak Wood-Grilled Tri-Tip
Ready to fire up a true West Coast favorite? Traditional "Santa Maria BBQ" Oak Wood-Grilled Tri-Tip brings smoky, oak-fired flavor straight to your backyard—perfect for family cookouts, summer holidays, or...
Top Summer Grilling Accessories for Flavor, Ease, and Safety
Stop wasting time and money on grill tools you don’t need. Our latest guide from Alfresco Backyard Living breaks down the top summer grilling accessories that make your cookouts smoother,...
Grilling Tips from Alfresco Backyard Living: Direct vs Indirect Heat
Grilling the right way this July 4th doesn't have to be a guessing game. Whether you're working with burgers, ribs, or a whole chicken, knowing when to use direct or...
Glazed Sweet Ginger Ribs - July 4th BBQ Series
Get ready to fire up bold flavor this Fourth of July with our Glazed Sweet Ginger Ribs. Marinated with ginger, garlic, and peach preserves, these ribs deliver a mouthwatering balance...
Smoked Bacon Jam Burgers - July 4th BBQ Series
Looking to fire up something unforgettable this Fourth of July? Smoked Bacon Jam Burgers are the bold, smoky showstopper your backyard bash needs. With layers of slow-smoked bacon, sweet onions,...
Grilling the Perfect Steak Every Time: What You Need to Know
Struggling to get consistent results with your steak? You're not alone. Too often, the same cut can yield different outcomes—from overcooked edges to cold centers—just because the approach wasn't right....
