Recipes

f you’ve ever sat at one of those Japanese steakhouses watching the chef flip shrimp into his hat and thought, “Man, I wish I could do this at home,” — I’ve got you covered. Today we’re making full-on hibachi right on the Blackstone… and I’m telling you right now, you don’t need a fancy setup or a $150 dinner bill to pull it off. We’re talking tender steak, juicy chicken, fried rice that actually has flavor, and vegetables with real caramelization — not that soggy stuff. The

Cheesy ranch potatoes are already one of my most popular Blackstone recipes — but I made them better. The secret? I used the Mike Rowave (that's microwave for the rest of y'all) to par cook the potatoes first, and it changes everything. Faster cook time, better texture, and the Blackstone still does what it does best — giving you that perfect crispy finish with loads of cheese and ranch flavor. If you've made my original recipe before, this upgraded version is the one you'll

Grocery prices are out of control — so I challenged myself to feed four people for $15. In this video I head to the store, grab what I need on a tight budget, and cook up sliders with caramelized onions and homemade mac and cheese bites on the Blackstone griddle. The catch? I don't show the receipt until the very end. If you want to stretch your grocery budget without sacrificing flavor, this one's for you. Ingredients : 1 package Hawaiian rolls 1 med onion chopped 1 1/2 poun