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Grill Vegetables Like a Pro This Labor Day | Backyard Grilling 101

Grill Vegetables Like a Pro This Labor Day | Backyard Grilling 101

Want to know how to grill vegetables like a pro? Get them perfect every time with these tips. Make a fresh dish for Labor Day this Monday! You’ll love biting into the colorful variety of rich vitamins and nutrients offered by these flavor-packed grilled veggies. They’re so good that you can simply serve them plain for a satisfying and savory meal.

How to Grill Vegetables Like a Pro | Backyard Grilling 101

How to Grill Vegetables Like a Pro

Being a homesteader means having access to produce almost 24/7. That’s why knowing how to cook them properly is important. I’ve been grilling vegetables for years now so I’ve had plenty of practice to make them perfect and well cooked all the way through every time. So if you want to make sure that your veggies are grilled to perfection, here are some tips you can use anytime!

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How to Grill Vegetables Like a Pro

Move over meat: veggies take center stage in outdoor cooking!

How To Grill Pepper

Sweet Peppers - learn to grill them up to perfection here!Preparation:

Cut in half lengthwise. Brush with olive oil.

Grilling: 6-10 minutes (skin side down), 3-4 minutes on other side

Temperature: 400-425°F

How To Grill Corn

Sweet Corn | How to Grill Vegetables Like a Pro | Backyard Grilling 101Preparation:

Pull husk down, remove silk. Soak for 15 minutes in cold water. Pull husk up.

Grilling: 10-20 minutes (turn several times)

Temperature: 350°F

How To Grill An Onion

Grilled Onions | How to Grill Vegetables Like a Pro | Backyard Grilling 101Preparation:

Peel and cut into 1/2-inch-thick rings. Brush with olive oil. Sprinkle with salt.

Grilling: 8-10 minutes (turn several times)

Temperature: 400-425°F

How To Grill Asparagus

learn how to grill asparagus to perfection herePreparation:

Roll in olive oil. Sprinkle with salt and pepper

Grilling: 5-10 minutes (turn every few minutes until tender)

Temperature: 400-425°F

How To Grill Eggplant

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Cut in half lengthwise or into circles about 1/4 inch thick. Brush with olive oil.

Grilling: 4-5 minutes (per side)

Temperature: 400-425°F

How To Grill Leek

Leek is an uncommon yet great vegetable for grilling | How to Grill Vegetables Like a Pro | Backyard Grilling 101Preparation:

Cut in half lengthwise. Brush with olive oil.

Grilling: 4-6 minutes (per side)

Temperature: 350°F

How To Grill Summer Squash & Zucchini

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Cut in thirds or halves. Brush with olive oil. Sprinkle with salt.

Grilling: 5-8 minutes (per side)

Temperature: 400-425°F

How To Grill Mushroom

how to grill mushroom | How to Grill Vegetables Like a Pro | Backyard Grilling 101Preparation:

Brush with olive oil. Slice after grilling.

Grilling: 8-10 minutes (per side)

Temperature: 400-425°F

How To Grill Artichoke

Make tasty grilled artichoke | How to Grill Vegetables Like a Pro | Backyard Grilling 101Preparation:

Cut in half lengthwise. Press down to spread leaves open. Brush with olive oil. Sprinkle with salt.

Grilling: 15-20 minutes (per side or until base is tender)

Temperature: 350°F

How To Grill Fennel

Grill up some fennel for a new taste on backyard bbq | How to Grill Vegetables Like a Pro | Backyard Grilling 101Preparation:

Remove stalks. Cut the bulb in half lengthwise, or slice, keeping part of the root attached. Brush with olive oil. Sprinkle with salt.

Grilling: 5-6 minutes (per side)

Temperature: 400-425°F

Will you start grilling your vegetables now? Let us know below in the comments!

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