While there’s a place for traditional BBQ techniques, modern technology have revolutionized this traditional cooking method. From touchscreens to voice-activated features, many of these modern gadgets make barbecuing less tedious and more fun. Some even let you monitor the temperature of your food as well as the amount of liquid used. This can help you to learn the correct method of broiling.
Although barbecue enthusiasts may have their own rules and traditions (such such as using the right wood to cook various proteins or sticking to certain rubs and sauces) consumers are more open to new flavors. The trend we’re witnessing in 2024 is global flavour fusion, as barbecuers try marinades rubs, sauces, and rubs inspired by international cuisines. From tangy Korean gochujang to smokey Mexican chipotle. This trend is helping barbecuers take their palates around the world.
Although smart grilling isn’t yet exploded in popularity, some companies are examining ways they can integrate connected technology to their products in order to reach a wider audience of people who might be intimidated by traditional barbeque methods. For instance, one manufacturer is using sensors and software to create an intelligent BBQ which can tell how well the meat is cooked by analyzing its internal temperature. This could be a useful instrument for anyone who has ever experienced burns from undercooked or overcooked meat. This tool can also lower the possibility of undercooking your meat by making sure that it’s cooked properly every time.
