Host the Ultimate Cookout with the Best of Our BBQ Recipes (2024)

Saucy, decadent, and a little bit spicy—these sliders are a must-have at any backyard barbecue. Not to mention, they come together in just 30 minutes!

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These barbecue ribs have double the flavor thanks to the dry spice rub and the sticky-sweet sauce. You'll definitely need a napkin while eating these ribs.

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A homemade barbecue sauce made with chipotle chilis, brown sugar, and garlic will make this chicken recipe stand out at your next cookout. Be sure to reserve extra sauce for serving on the side.

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Why does a classic barbecue dinner call for a classic coleslaw recipe? It's refreshing, crunchy, and so easy to make!

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This bbq brisket recipe might not be the quickest dinner, but it’s worth the wait! Once the meat is tender from roasting, it’s finished with a flavorful mop right on the grill.

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These shredded beef sandwiches get their smoky flavor from chili powder, cayenne, and smoked paprika. To balance it out, molasses and brown sugar add a touch of sweetness.

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Potato salad can come in all different variations, but this one with crispy bacon and fresh dill is sure to delight. Make it ahead to give it time to chill.

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To make these finger-licking ribs, use your favorite bottle of bbq sauce or make your own—either way you can't go wrong. Bonus points if you serve them with a refreshing wedge of watermelon.

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Ree has perfected her macaroni salad over the years—it's creamy but light and sweet but tangy. Plus, it's loaded with a confetti of colors that's perfect for summer.

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Sure, simple grilled hot dogs are delicious, but brush them with barbecue sauce and top them with tangy slaw and they'll be anything but ordinary.

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You'll love the sweet and spicy flavor of this easy chicken recipe—all you need to do is add peach preserves to your favorite BBQ sauce.

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These bbq ribs are made with one of Ree Drummond's favorite ingredients: Dr Pepper! The soda helps to flavor and tenderize the meat so it's fall-off-the-bone good.

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Not all barbecue joints serve cornbread, but in your kitchen, you can do what you want. And cornbread is always a good idea—especially for sopping up barbecue sauce!

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These BBQ-style meatballs are perfect for picnics or weeknight dinners. Serve them up with pickles and a side of potato chips for a quick and easy meal.

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Add some color to your favorite barbecue dishes by serving up a side of this bright and tangy slaw. It has red cabbage and shredded carrots, but you can also use a colorful slaw mix.

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Feeding a crowd? This Drummond family-favorite will make enough for all your friends and family (and you may even have extras!).

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The key to making the best baked beans ever is cooking them low and slow—oh, and toping them with bacon, of course!

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Want to give your barbecue a lighter spin? Try serving the sweet and sticky chicken over a crunchy refreshing salad. It's a healthy dinner idea that even cowboys will love.

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This classic barbecue sidekick will be a hit with kids and adults alike. It's creamy, cheesy, and so delicious.

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This creative mash-up combines saucy barbecue pulled pork with cheesy homemade pizza. It's sure to become a new favorite!

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