BBQ Chicken Thighs
Juicy chicken thighs grilled or baked with smoky BBQ sauce. Crowd-pleasing summer classic.
- · Chicken thighs
- · BBQ sauce
- · Smoked paprika
- +4 more ingredients
There's something about cooking outdoors that makes food taste better — the char, the smoke, the ritual of it. These BBQ recipes are built for the grill: smoky BBQ chicken thighs basted with sauce, garlic herb shrimp skewers that cook in under 5 minutes, honey-glazed pulled chicken perfect for sandwiches, and corn on the cob charred until caramelized. Whether you're cooking on a gas grill, charcoal, or a cast-iron grill pan indoors, these recipes deliver the same result: deeply flavored, slightly charred food with a complexity you can't get from the oven. The key to great grilling is high heat and patience. Get the grill properly hot before adding food, don't move proteins before they naturally release, and baste sauces on in the last few minutes to avoid burning. Use our AI recipe generator for more BBQ and grilling ideas tailored to what you have.
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Try the AI Recipe GeneratorShrimp skewers, chicken thighs, and corn are the most beginner-friendly. Shrimp cooks in 2–3 minutes per side. Chicken thighs are more forgiving than breasts and harder to dry out. Corn is very hard to ruin on the grill.
Pat dry and oil the chicken (not the grill). Get the grill properly hot before adding food. Don't try to move the chicken — it will naturally release when properly seared. Use tongs, never a fork, to avoid losing juices.
Yes. A cast-iron grill pan gets excellent char marks and flavor. Broiling in the oven at high heat is another option. For pulled chicken, a heavy-bottomed pan on the stovetop works well.
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