Modern technology is revolutionizing the cooking methods we use. While old-fashioned BBQ is still a great option, they’re not as popular. A variety of the latest gadgets that are voice-activated, like touchscreens, make barbecuing more enjoyable and less tedious. Some allow you to monitor the temperature of your food as well as the amount of lp was used. This will help you understand the right broiling techniques.
While barbecue enthusiasts may have their own rules and traditions (such for using the correct wood to cook different proteins or sticking to certain rubs and sauces) the general public is open to new flavors. A trend that we’re witnessing in 2024 is global flavor fusion, as barbecuers experiment with marinades rubs, sauces, and rubs inspired by international cuisines. This trend lets barbecuers travel with their taste buds across the world. From the tangy Korean Gochujang, to smoky Mexican Chipotle.
While smart grilling hasn’t yet been a massive hit, a few companies are examining ways they can integrate connected technology to their products to reach a wider audience of people who are uneasy with traditional barbeque methods. For instance, one company uses sensors and software to create an intelligent BBQ that can determine how well the meat is cooked according to its internal temperature. This could be a helpful tool for anyone who’s ever been burned by barbecue that’s overcooked or brisket that was undercooked. This tool can also reduce the chance of undercooking meat by ensuring it is cooked properly every time.
