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Learn home cooking and tips for outdoor cooking over an open fire...

To learn home cooking can be both a lot of fun with the added enjoyment of the food tasting great! And there's no better taste that follows when you learn home cooking than when it's done outdoors.

Here are some basic tips when cooking outdoors at home for sharing with family and friends...

• When grilling and outdoor cooking over an open fire, place your grill or fire so that the smoke blows away from the seating area.

• Direct grilling (the food is directly over the heat) works best on foods that are small, tender or thin and can be cooked in no more than 15-20 minutes.

• Indirect cooking (where the heat trapped under the grill cover does the cooking) is good for larger foods like whole birds, roasts and ribs.

• Use a drip pan under the foods to catch the fat drippings and avoid flame flareups. When rotisserie cooking prime rib, for example, have a drip pan underneath the meat.

• Outdoor rotisserie cooking prime rib and other foods such as roasts, whole birds and suckling pig works great to slow cook the food. Having a grill with a rotisserie option is great if you cook often outdoors.

• Don't lift the lid and look at the masterpiece too many times. Lifting the lid lowers the temperature and will add to the cooking time.

Use the information to learn more about outdoor cooking. Enjoy the benefits when you learn home cooking - outdoors and indoors, use the power of the internet to find what you want.

Favorite books to learn home cooking...

Classic Home Cooking by Marlena Spieler, Mary Frances Berry

Over 1,000 recipes are packed into this marvelous cookbook that includes basic cooking along with traditional dishes from around the world. This resource is one you'll likely find yourself using time and time again as you learn home cooking.

More Home Cooking: A Writer Returns to the Kitchen (Paperback) by Laurie Colwin

Home Cooking is an expression of Laurie Colwin's lifelong passion for cuisine. In this bestseller's delightful mix of recipes, advice and anecdotes, she writes about often overlooked food items such as beets, pears, black beans and chutney.

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