Although there’s still a need for great old-fashioned BBQ methods, new technologies have revolutionized this traditional cooking method. From touchscreens to voice-activated features, these modern gadgets make barbecuing easier and more enjoyable. Some allow you to track your food’s temperature as well as the amount of lp was used. This can help you to learn the correct broiling technique.

While barbecue aficionados may have rules and traditions that they adhere to (such as selecting the best wood for different meats or recommending specific rubs and sauces) it’s evident that consumers are keen to experiment with a range of flavors. One trend we’re seeing in 2024 BBQ Master Cookbook is a global flavour fusion, as barbecuers explore marinades, rubs, and sauces inspired by international cuisines. From spicy Korean gochujang to smoky Mexican chipotle, this style is helping barbecuers to take their taste buds on a world tour.

While smart grilling hasn’t yet gained popularity, some companies are examining ways they can integrate connected technology to their products to reach a wider range of consumers who may be scared of traditional barbeque methods. One company uses a combination of sensor and software to make an intelligent BBQ that can determine the internal temperature of meat. This could be a useful tool for anyone who’s been burned by barbecue that’s overcooked or undercooked brisket. This tool will also decrease the risk of cooking meat too long by ensuring that it’s cooked properly every time.