Top 10 Outdoor Grilling Ideas

Before you start thinking of Napoleon grills or dreaming up outdoor grilling ideas, use early springtime to create a backyard space that everyone in the house will enjoy all season long. Whether you're frying up food for just the family or hosting a socially distanced luncheon with the neighborhood moms, a plain patio table won't inspire smiles and laughter. Instead of barbecuing, eating, and heading back inside, enjoy spending the evening outside with help from some personalized decor.

For a completely new look, tear your porch down to the studs (decor-wise) by replacing outdated sectionals. Add warming gear like a gas fire pit or outside heater to keep the party going long after the last burger has been finished, and supplement with snuggly blankets and pillows that blend well with your cushions. Opt for summery colors that work with your setting: nautical blues and sandy hues for a seaside retreat. Alternatively, strike a contrast with bright yellows and oranges against a woodsy cabin scene. Mix and match fabrics until you create a balance that fits your style.

In search of low-budget outdoor grilling ideas and less-expensive decorations? Small accessories like string lights or exposed bulbs shed warmth after the sun sets, bringing a level of coziness to your existing backyard seating. For a change of scenery, pick a weather-resistant rug and slide it beneath your table or sectional to breathe new life into your backyard space. Whether you're redesigning with high-tech outside speakers or just adding some twinkling lights, have fun fixing up your space—then spend the summer brainstorming outdoor grilling ideas while lounging on your new seats. Keep your pick of the Napoleon grills close by, too, for a stylish monument to the household's cooking aptitude.

While engineers at Napoleon Grills believe that anyone can barbecue, they know that available space is a constraint for many grillmasters. While their largest six-burner models probably won't fit on a city apartment balcony, they've designed their Rogue series to save as much space as possible—all while retaining the same cooking system and power that runs through every Napoleon.

While some small-space cookers might settle for a portable model, frequent entertainers need the cooking prowess of Napoleon Grills' Rogue series. Each of their Rogue XT models features foldable side tables and a roomy cabinet beneath the fire box, making the most of small space when it's not in use. The XT's other fame-worthy feature? An infrared side burner dubbed the "Sizzle Zone"—sear steaks and chops here for an unbeatable steakhouse-level crust. Before you start hunting down outdoor grilling ideas for your next small-space party, make a date with the Sizzle Zone.

If you're entertaining a few friends or family members out on your small porch or balcony, wow them with flames from the Sizzle Zone and the stainless steel visage of the Rogue from Napoleon Grills. But if you're hosting a party, seared steaks for all isn't all that feasible. Instead, make the most of every BTU the Rogue by Napoleon Grills has to offer with classic, outrageously good burgers. For veggie lovers and non-meat eaters, brainstorm your own outdoor grilling ideas or opt for meat-alternative patties.

Make the burgers a part of the party with a "Build-Your-Own-Burger" Bar. Stack toppings, veggies, and dressings on a table indoors to free up space outside, and enlist a friend or two to carry finished patties back and forth. Instead of classic toppings like lettuce and ketchup, go all out with new picks and grillables:

• Grilled Romaine Lettuce
• Tomato Slices
• Sweet and Dill Pickle Chips
• Grilled Bacon (Made On Cast Iron Skillet)
• Grilled Eggs (Made On Cast Iron Skillet)
• Grilled Onions
• Grilled Mushrooms
• Grilled Pineapple
• Avocado (Sliced or Mashed)
• Ketchup, Mustard and Mayo
• Cheeses of All Kinds

Some of these might be new burger toppings for both you and your guests—but that's why it's an exciting, inspirational party that spotlights your new outdoor grilling ideas. Setting the burger bar up buffet-style allows everyone access to the charred burgers and toppings—all while using little backyard space. To save even more space, keep drink coolers under the table beside trash and recyclables.

When the party is over and the last guest has left, flip those Rogue side tables down for storage and grab your grill cleaning brush. Napoleon grills work best when they're well maintained and squeaky clean.

If your outdoor kitchen is completely decked out with backyard appliances, you probably began the renovation process with outdoor grilling ideas, dreams of late-night parties, and multi-course meals. Instead, you may find yourself spending afternoons staring at your buttoned-up appliances and broken cookers instead. If your backyard space needs a refresh in both style and function, reinvigorate your patio with fresh outdoor grilling ideas and inspiration from Napoleon grills.

Unlike traditional built-in barbecues with uninteresting silver silhouettes, Napoleon grills manage to bring personality back to the stainless steel appliance. While their series of built-in Prestige PRO devices features a stunning silver shape and structure, the true eye-catchers here are their control knobs. These shining Jetfire ignition knobs are equipped with NIGHT LIGHT technology and can change color for a dancing, resplendent show that grillers and guests will love. Set your NIGHT LIGHT knobs to a specific color, or let them cycle through every shade in the spectrum as you lounge. Alternatively, let your guests come up with their own outdoor grilling ideas and change the color themselves. As they walk by, they'll see the automatic spotlight turn on and flash the Napoleon logo onto the ground.

Reinvigorate your backyard kitchen with exciting new appliances and decor, then invite friends and family out back to christen your new Napoleon Grills cooker. Before you throw your shindig, amass some outdoor grilling ideas that will make your party unlike a classic backyard hang—and look to all your devices for inspiration. A compact refrigerator beneath the island makes the perfect spot to store drink fixings and snacks, while a pizza oven means flatbread appetizers. And with a colorful light show for all to see, why not go wild with the summertime theme?

Pick a summery setting, like an oceanside escape or a Tex-Mex fiesta, and go all in with these outdoor grilling ideas. Transport your guests to a tropical bar complete with hot pinks and blue hues, and surround yourself with palm fronds or cacti. Serve grilled flatbreads made by your trusty Prestige, and wow your guests with colorful drinks that match your NIGHT LIGHT knobs. Bring a personal touch to your outdoor grilling ideas and recipes with this sangria, and let your guests add fruit and color to their own (grilled) drinks.

• 2 Fresh Peaches, Sliced in Half
• ½ Fresh Pineapple, Cut into Cubes
• 1 Cup of Fresh Blueberries (Set Aside ½ Cup for Garnish)
• 1 Cup of Pineapple Juice
• ¼ Cup of Orange Liqueur
• 750 ML of White Wine
• Sparkling Water
• One Lime, Sliced

1. Spread coconut oil on sliced peaches and pineapple to keep fruits from sticking. Once coated, grill over medium heat (with peaches arranged pit-side down). Grill until the fruit is warm and begins to carmelize, then remove and let cool.
2. In a pitcher, combine blueberries, peaches, pineapple, pineapple juice, orange liqueur, and white wine. Blend flavors by refrigerating for at least 2 hours before serving.
3. When serving, add ice and to a glass before filling with sangria. Finish with sparkling water and a lime slice.
4. For a colorful garnish, use toothpicks to pierce two blueberries and a single pineapple slice. Rest on the side of your glass.

If your guests ask about your outdoor grilling ideas and cocktail inspiration, mention that grilled fruits release more flavor—and that grilled cocktails taste better than canned ones. If you're not a fan of post-party backyard cleanup, equip your backyard kitchen with a dishwasher. Still searching for that extra something for your backyard? Find more outdoor grilling ideas with our article on 16 Must-Have Outdoor Kitchen Accessories and Appliances.

For the lucky few who have birthdays in the summertime, it's almost impossible to run out of party ideas. Whether you're hitting the local pool or bringing people down to the beach, December birthdays will be shooting you dirty looks all day. Instead of heading for open water, keep things local this year with a backyard birthday party.

Prep for your gathering by putting action into exciting outdoor grilling ideas, and create an atmosphere that will rival a professional establishment. Deck your porch or patio out with weather-resistant speakers and create a shared playlist that your guests can add songs to. Make the most of colorful natural decor as well by ditching disposable balloons and confetti, and become inspired by the color you have on hand instead. Decorate with colorful flowers, whether they're in glass vases or in potted arrangements across the yard. If you're partying into the night, look towards the folks at Napoleon Grills for outdoor grilling ideas and inspiration—the NIGHT LIGHT knobs on their Prestige PRO series of grills glow in colors, alternating across the entire light spectrum. Pick a hue that fits your birthday mood, or leave them to glow across the rainbow as the sun sets.

Before you light up the barbecue, come up with some outdoor grilling ideas that will make the special day pop. Instead of half-cold pizza and over-garlicked breadsticks, create a menu for your special birthday celebrant with the help of Napoleon Grills. Consider how many folks you're inviting, along with how much energy and time you want to spend standing in front of the barbecue. If you're the birthday regent, consider designating another person as grillmaster for the day. Alternatively, pick a slow-cooking food like brisket or pork shoulder—that way, you'll have time to mingle with guests as your proteins heat up on the Napoleon Grills barbecue.

While Napoleon grills can both sear steaks on high or grill low and slow, a birthday party shouldn't really be about intensive-effort entrees. Instead, focus attention on your dessert, and step away from the classic cake and towards grilled sweets instead. For outdoor grilling ideas you might never consider otherwise, move outside your comfort zone and explore recipes for grilled pies and skillet brownies. Sing happy birthday, grab some blankets, and chow down under the stars.

• ½ Cup of Salted Butter
• ½ Cup of Chocolate Chips, Semi-Sweet
• 2 Large Eggs
• 1 ½ Teaspoon of Vanilla Extract
• ¾ Cup of Granulated Cane Sugar
• ½ Cup + 1 Tablespoon of Baking Flour
• 2 Tbsp Cocoa Powder, Unsweetened
• ¾ Cup of Milk or Dark Chocolate Chips

• 3 Cups of Powdered Sugar
• ⅓ Cup of Unsalted Butter, Softened
• 1 ½ Teaspoon of Vanilla Extract
• 1 ½ Tablespoon of Milk
• Rainbow Sprinkles, Chocolate Chips, Marshmallows, or Preferred Toppings
• Food Coloring

1. On the grill, preheat to 350°F. No guesswork—many Napoleon Grills have an ambient thermometer in the hood. You'll be grilling indirectly, which means the heat should come from around the food, not directly beneath it. To do this, light all burners and bring them up to temperature, then turn off the burners on one side. Then close the lid and allow the grill to heat back up to 350°F.
2. Melt butter and ½ cup of semisweet chocolate chips together in a saucepan for four minutes, stirring throughout to keep ingredients from burning. Rest for 5-10 minutes.
3. Mix eggs, sugar, and vanilla together in a large bowl. Add the cooled butter and chocolate mixture to the bowl.
4. In another bowl, mix ½ cup of flour and cocoa powder, then add this dry mix to the large bowl of brownie batter.
5. In a small bowl, toss the remaining ¾ cup of milk or dark chocolate chips in 1 tbsp of flour before folding into the brownie batter.
6. Oil a 10" cast iron skillet, then add brownie batter and place inside your Napoleon Grills barbecue. Rest the skillet above the burners that are off. Bake for half an hour. You'll know it's finished by inserting a wood skewer or toothpick into the center. If it comes out looking clean, your brownies are done.
7. Allow brownie to cool completely before frosting. As the skillet cools, combine powdered sugar and butter with a mixer (on low) or spoon. Sir in vanilla and 1 tablespoon of the milk. Add in more milk a drop at a time, stopping when frosting is smooth but still full-bodied. If frosting becomes runny, add more powdered sugar.
8. Move frosting to individual bowls, and color each as preferred. Frost skillet, then top with sprinkles. Layers of purple frosting and rainbow sprinkles might be perfect for the birthday celebrant, or opt for colorful swirls of red and yellow topped with chocolate chips. Alternatively, build on these outdoor grilling ideas by building a dessert bar and letting guests top their own brownie slice thanks to Napoleon Grills.

Layers of purple frosting and rainbow sprinkles might be perfect for the birthday celebrant, or opt for colorful swirls of red and yellow topped with chocolate chips. Alternatively, build on these outdoor grilling ideas by building a dessert bar and letting guests top their own brownie slice thanks to Napoleon Grills.

The Block Party: one of America's greatest institutions (especially when paired with Napoleon grills). A time to meet neighbors, build friendships, and enjoy the summer. Instead of flooding your block party with sidewalk chalk and baloney sandwiches, build a new foundation with grillable eats everyone will be lining up for. Let the neighborhood committees worry about decor and entertainment—you'll handle the hungry crowd.

If you're the designated grillmaster, it might be time to take a hard look at your barbecue, and develop a new strategy when it comes to outdoor grilling ideas. Are you a frequent host or hostess and find yourself cooking meals for full-sized groups often? You may need to upgrade from your two- or three-burner model to something a bit bigger. Consider a machine like the Napoleon Grills Prestige Pro 825 or something similar (though it's hard to compare anything to this peerless grill.)

With two hoods, a massive rotisserie, side burner, and dual infrared sear burner, this device is a backyard kitchen unto itself. And with a total of 837 square inches of grillable grate space, you'll never find yourself out of space for one more burger, sausage, or kabob. According to Napoleon Grills, this machine will fit a total of 51 hamburgers at once.

It's tough to keep track of 51 hamburgers at once, especially in high-heat summer months when there are kids running around. Instead of managing the titanic task of cooking food for everyone on your own, enlist a few helpers with some well-thought outdoor grilling ideas—you can offer them a cold drink from the Prestige Pro 825's included cooler compartment as a bribe, or have them stand right by your weather-resistant backyard TV for a great look at the game. Once you've enlisted extra grillers, have one helper cover a single Napoleon grills hood while you watch the other, and ensure you're both equipped with extra-long spatulas and grill utensils. Have another helper at the ready with plates of buns, colorful fruits and veggies, and other summer snacks. When all 51 (or more) of those burgers are finished, call everyone over for a summertime meal they won't forget.

There's nothing better than heading to the backwoods with only a backpack and a buddy at your side to escape the hustle and bustle of modern life. But getting out of the house and arranging travel and time off from work isn't always feasible for parents or family members. Instead of pushing back your dreams of camping until the next national holiday, make the most of your frontiersman aspirations with a bit of backyard camping, and incorporate delicious food with help from Napoleon grills.

First, consider your camping dreams and outdoor grilling ideas, as well as your equipment and setting—do you already have a tent, flashlights, and sleeping bags? Or is this your first campout, and a chance for you to test the waters (all while staying close to indoor plumbing)? Devise your sleeping space based on those answers. Full-fledged campers can enjoy setting up their tents, air mattresses, and sleeping bags out in the "wild", while indoor campers can spend the afternoon hiking in their nearby forest preserve, then build a pillow fort inside (complete with twinkle lights and furry pets). When dinner time rolls around, be ready to pull out those outdoor grilling ideas—your hardworking hikers will be ready to gobble each other right up unless you intercede with the help of Napoleon Grills.

Instead of eating the notoriously poor camping fare found in some campsites (power bars and tin foil packets cooked directly on a campfire), join up as a family to create some outdoor grilling ideas, and make a gourmet smoky-tasting meal. Chicken skewers, campfire nachos, grilled pizzas, and whole potatoes all make easy campfire-style grilled fare. For an extra-smoky touch, utilize these new outdoor grilling ideas and equip your barbecue with a charcoal basket or smoker tube from Napoleon Grills. With help from smoky briquettes or flavorful wood chips, you'll ring an entirely new dimension of flavor to your faux-camper fare. Finish your meal with classic s'mores over the firepit, or create s'mores over the grill instead:

• 2 Milk Chocolate Bars, Sectioned to Fit Crackers
• 8 Graham Crackers, Broken in Half
• 8 Marshmallows

1. To set Napoleon grills up to grill indirectly, preheat all burners on high. Once your in-lid thermometer displays high heat, turn down the burners on one side to low-medium heat or off, depending on how hot you like your marshmallows.
2. On the cooler side of the grill, place all 16 graham crackers directly on wavy grates.
3. Top 8 halves with chocolate portions, and 8 halves with marshmallows. Cover grill and cook for 3-5 minutes, or until marshmallows are soft.
4. Use a spatula to pull them off the grill. Sandwich s'mores together and serve as quickly as possible for best results.

When you imagine a party with food courtesy of Napoleon grills, you might not immediately think of women enjoying an evening on the back patio. But men aren't the only ones who can wield spatulas and come up with outdoor grilling ideas. Instead of heading to brunch (again) to catch up, save money and switch up the scenery by hosting an evening gathering with your favorite ladies—all while showing off your Napoleon grills skills.

Before your friends arrive, set the scene for an outside gathering the girls will talk about for months. You don't need to spend a ton of money or time getting things together—a little bit of inspiration goes a long way when it comes to outdoor grilling ideas. When it comes to floor plan organization, think structure-wise, like a tactician. If drinks and appetizers are inside, the party will stay inside, leaving you alone to stand beside your Napoleon Grills barbecue. Instead, keep the entire gathering outside with a cooler full of seltzers, sodas, and other refreshments. And instead of leading guests from the front door through the house, keep the party in the open air by leading folks around the side of the house. Place a sign on the door, and use fun ribbons or arrows to point the way around the house to the back deck.

When it comes to seating and structure, keep things dressed up but laid back. There's no need to purchase a new patio seating set, but fresh pillows and summery tablecloths make a statement that this afternoon that's a little upscale.

Finally, the menu. Saucy wings and messy ribs are always a win when it comes to Napoleon grills—these barbecues can handle any heavy duty job. For light summer fare, continue with the brunch vibe by building a mimosa bar, and concocting up outdoor grilling ideas most of the folks at the party probably haven't tried, like a grilled Caesar salad courtesy of Napoleon grills. This recipe is quick, easy, and keeps anchovies out of the dressing (that way, even your vegan friends can enjoy it).

• 7 ½ Tablespoons of Extra-Virgin Olive Oil
• 5 Tablespoons of Worcestershire
• 5 Tablespoons of Mayo (Light or Regular)
• 5-6 Large Juiced Lemons
• 7-8 Cloves of Pressed Garlic
• 2 cups of Fresh Parmesan, Grated
• Salt and Cracked Pepper to Taste
• 5 Large Romaine Lettuce Hearts
• 2-3 Baguettes, Sliced in Half Lengthwise

1. Preheat your grill, heating on high for sear marks.
2. As the grill is preheating, make the dressing by combining all ingredients except for the sliced baguettes and romaine hearts. Finish with salt and pepper.
3. Chop romaine in half lengthwise, then use a basting brush to brush olive oil on the cut sides. Add salt and pepper to the cut side, too.
4. Brush baguette slices with olive oil on the cut side.
5. Add baguette and romaine to the hot grill, cut side down. Grill until charred, between one and two minutes. You want your food to be charred (with sear marks, hopefully) but not overly cooked until it wilts.
6. Serve, with half a heart going to each guest.

As you serve the grilled salad, consider allowing guests to dress the lettuce themselves. Set up a buffet bar with sides, dressing, toppings like sliced cherry tomatoes and grilled chicken, and drinks right alongside your Napoleon grills cooker. That way, the lettuce and baguette can stay warm as friends and family make their way over for food. After a few bites, your guests may start creating their own outdoor grilling ideas and take a closer look at Napoleon Grills.

Whether it's football season and the big game is around the corner or neighborhood teens are over for video game night, there's no better group food than a pile of wings. With a crowd appeal, monumental popularity and flavor that has people licking their fingers, it's easy to see why everyone loves wings. That's why the people at Napoleon Grills came up with their own outdoor grilling ideas about cooking wings without a deep fryer. These engineers put together a device that can cook wings perfectly: a basket that fits a rotisserie (like the ones included in all Prestige and Prestige PRO models).

Next time you're at the grocery store, grab a couple of two-for-one wings and start creating recipes and outdoor grilling ideas. Unlike microwavable or delivery wings, the ones you make on your backyard cooker will be hot, fresh, and outrageously crispy thanks to that rear infrared burner. Invite guests out back to watch the game on your backyard TV, and start saucing up those wings as the grill heats up. Once sauced, breaded, or both, set them to spin and go take your place on the sectional as your chicken cooks.

In search of other game-worthy food and more outdoor grilling ideas—the kind of outdoor grilling ideas that will blow away friends and family? Think of this Napoleon Grills basket kind of like an air fryer. Lightly oil food, then toss inside for a crispy meal made without hassle. Use the same Napoleon Grills basket for fries or tater tots, veggies, and more. With the low oil level required for cooking, your health (and your friends' health) will thank you for the lighter take on game-day snacks. Pair your wings with healthier drinks like water, iced tea, and seltzer, or go ham and pull out the outside kegerator every time the home team scores a goal.

Maybe your child only has one or two close friends, or perhaps they're always surrounded by a dozen neighborhood kids. Either way, when dinnertime hits, those little ones are going to be hungry and unhappy, and they'll demand food. Be ready ahead of time with outdoor grilling ideas brainstormed just for famished kids. First, make a list of all your child's favorite foods, along with any dietary issues the other kids have. Then it's time to get creative with the help of Napoleon Grills. These Napoleon grills are at the ready with searing heat, easy to manage temperatures, and optimal cooking power perfect for cooking fast meals kids will enjoy.

While chicken tenders are easy to make, they can get boring. Instead, get inspired and ask the kids for help coming up with outdoor grilling ideas. Think of foods that kids may have never tried before like grilled fruit or carefully-crafted skewers (but be careful of the tips). Alternatively, have little ones get involved in the serving process themselves by making fajitas with the help of Napoleon Grills. As far as outdoor grilling ideas go, these are exceptional; fajitas are made with grilled meat and vegetables and are assembled after cooking for a finger food that's both healthy and fun to eat. Plus, kids of any age can eat these and make a little bit of a mess—and that's the best part of using the grill.

If the kids aren't interested in spicy tortilla-style meals, head back to the drawing board of outdoor grilling ideas. Instead, bring classic recipes down to size with flavorful finger food like sliders and mini-hot dogs. Serve on a platter outside beside your barbecue, the Napoleon Grills cooker that acted as your sous chef even in the face of temper tantrums and chants of "I'm not hungry."

• 1 lb Ground Beef, Ground Turkey, or Vegan Meat of Your Choice
• Pepper Jack Cheese (Substitute or Remove if Preferred)
• 1 Teaspoon Onion Powder
• ½ Teaspoon Garlic Salt
• One Pack of Hawaiian Rolls, Sliced
• ½ Pineapple, Cored and Sliced Horizontally into ½ inch rings
• Your Preferred Toppings and Sauces (We Recommend Barbecue Sauce)

1. Heat your Napoleon Grills gas cooker on high as you prepare the food.
2. Fold onion powder and garlic salt into ground beef, then form into thin patties that are slightly bigger than the rolls.
3. Cut each circular pineapple slice into thirds, then grill pineapple for 2-3 minutes. Remove from your Napoleon Grills cooker.
4. Place patties onto the hot grates, searing on one side as you turn the heat back down to medium. Cook for 2-3 minutes, then flip and cook the other side. Cook for another 2 minutes, or until juices run clear. Top with pepper jack and melt.
5. Serve on rolls with pineapple slices and toppings.

Serve these sliders hot—sweet pineapple mixes with salty cheese in every succulent bite. As these mini-burgers disappear and the kids quiet down, take a moment to think of more outdoor grilling ideas for the next time they invite friends over.

Make the summer memorable with pizza night by Napoleon Grills. Instead of ordering pizza that takes an hour to arrive and that's already cold by the time it gets to you, try new outdoor grilling ideas like custom-made pizza pies cooked outside. And delicious summer pizzas come with a cool perk: you don't have to heat your kitchen oven to 450°F and sweat through a recipe inside.

Like most barbecues, Napoleon grills do an excellent job of mimicking a proper pizza oven thanks to their high heat capacity and charred taste. And unlike with a kitchen oven, you can lay a pizza down directly on these grill grates without fear of slipping or breakage (most of the time—unless your crust is too thin). If the idea of cooking a pie directly on your pizza grates is a little too scary, check Napoleon Grills' stock of outdoor grilling ideas and grill accessories by starting with a pizza stone. These stones are often designed with a porous surface that pulls moisture away from the dough, leaving you with an extra-crispy crust.

Before pizza night arrives, make sure you've got a game plan and some outdoor grilling ideas for crispy, cheesy crusts. Consider how many pies you're making, the ingredients you'll need, and the equipment you'll need to have on hand. Professional pizza lovers suggest keeping a pizza peel on hand, though many grillers can get by with a large spatula and tongs.

Now, the menu. Brainstorm the menu with outdoor grilling ideas and suggestions from the whole family. There's always the option of making one large pizza everyone can share. But if you've got picky eaters, everyone might want different toppings (and cheeses, sauces, and even crusts). In that case, make it a family affair and have everyone prep their own personal pizza. That way, they can add as much cheese as they want (within reason). Bring the party outside, and watch as each pizza cooks, crisps, and finishes.

Everyone will be chowing down on their homemade pizzas, savoring the experience of making a new recipe for the first time. As the night winds down, some may find themselves itching for dessert. Look towards your Napoleon grills cooker and your leftover dough for more outdoor grilling ideas. Put a finishing touch on the evening with an outrageous dessert pizza. Use your existing dough and sauce with hazelnut spread, top with marshmallows, then finish with chocolate chips and strawberry slices.

When temperatures begin to drop and folks break out the sweaters and scarves, know that grilling season doesn't have to come to an end. Napoleon grills burn hot all year round (they're headquartered in Ontario, Canada, and can even work in sub-zero conditions). Bundle up, grab your spatula, and arm yourself with your best outdoor grilling ideas. In snowy conditions, consider using a Napoleon Grills cover that fits your model.