Looking for inspiration for your next meal? We’ve got you covered. From pork, beef, chicken and fish to vegetables and desserts, we’ve got what you are looking for. And since Traeger Grills are the most versatile cooking solution on the market, you can do more with your Traeger than just grilling. With 6-in-1 versatility, we’ve got pellet grill recipes that let you grill, smoke, braise, bake, roast and BBQ.
This Baked Green Chile Mac and Cheese recipe by Doug Scheiding is wood-fired flavor amplified. Cold smoked cheddar and mozzarella combines with roasted green chiles for a southwestern take on this classic side dish.
The Traeger Pot Roast Sandwich is what wood-fired flavor is all about. Tender pot roast, savory gravy, a smoky leek marmalade and tasty horseradish mayo for a sandwich that’s second to none.
This is taking baking to the next level. With Traeger’s 6-in-1 versatility, you can bake this Peanut Butter Chocolate Pie with Graham Cracker crust with confidence.
A salad is good and all, but a steak salad? Now we’re talking. Juicy wood-fired steak sits atop a bed of leafy greens and gets covered with a savory vinaigrette in this smokin’ salad.
A bacon-wrapped jalapeño popper stuffed inside a bison burger. You read that right. This is the definition of next level Traegering.
Taste the wood-fired difference with our Smoked Corned Beef & Cabbage recipe. We’re smoking a corned beef brisket, directly on the grill, bathing it in beer and chicken stock, then roasting with potatoes, carrots, and cabbage.
Take a plunge into wood-fired flavor with a Traeger’d up French Dip Sandwich. Savory au jus, crusty bread, and tender beef make this the ultimate smokin’ sandwich.
Trager’s 6-in-1 versatility is on full display in Eva Shockey’s smoked venison chili recipe. We’re braising wild game with all the traditional chili ingredients, directly on the grill, for a smokin’ hot take on this comfort food classic.
Slightly sweet and full of savory wood-fired flavor. These sticky Teriyaki wings are always a hit on game day, especially for those who don’t prefer heat on their wings.
We’re taking beef cheeks and using our simple 3-2-1 BBQ cooking method for fork tender, wood-fired flavor.
We’re rolling up a sausage BBQ fatty with cream cheese and jalapeños, wrapping it in a bacon weave, then glazing it with our Apricot BBQ Sauce. This salty, sweet and savory wood-fired classic is the pinnacle of pork perfection.
These tacos by John Dudley are straight up buck wild. Braise wild game neck, shoulder, or arm meat, then add Traeger’s Sriracha Sugar Lips Sauce and serve in warm tortillas with spicy, smoked jalapeños.
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