Modern technologies are changing the cooking methods we use. While traditional BBQ is still fantastic, they’re just not as popular. Many of these modern gadgets including voice-activated features to touchscreens, can make barbecuing more enjoyable and less grueling. Some allow you to monitor the temperature of your food as well as the amount of lp consumed. This will help you learn the correct broiling technique.
Although barbecue enthusiasts may have rules and customs that they adhere to (such as selecting the appropriate wood for different proteins or insisting on specific rubs and sauces) it’s clear that consumers want to play with a wide range of flavors. A trend that we’re witnessing in 2024 is a global flavor fusion, as barbecuers explore marinades rubs, sauces, and rubs that are inspired by international cuisines. This trend allows barbecuers to take their taste buds around the globe. From the tangy Korean Gochujang, to smokey Mexican Chipotle.
Smart grilling isn’t a popular trend yet, but some manufacturers are looking at ways to incorporate connected technology into their products to reach people who may be intimidated by the traditional barbeque method. One example is that a manufacturer is using a combination of sensor and software to create an intelligent BBQ that can determine how well the meat has been cooked by analyzing its internal temperature. This could be a useful option for anyone who’s burned by a barbecue that was overcooked or brisket that wasn’t cooked properly. It also helps reduce the risk of undercooking meat by making sure it’s cooked to perfection each time.
