Step into the Traeger Kitchen. Pro chefs and pitmasters, plus a different recipe every week—we’ve got it all. Tune in to Traeger Kitchen every Tuesday to watch step-by-step instructions on your favorite recipes from the pros. Get the confidence and skills you need to become the best on the block, and try some new techniques while you’re at it. There’s nothing like hands-on experience with help from the pros.
What’s better than the smell of warm cinnamon buns in the morning? Smothering those buns in a rich and gooey caramel sauce topped with pecans. Thanks to Dennis Prescott’s make-ahead recipe, you can experience it all without the early wake-up call. Watch how easy it is to make and shape the rolls, so all you need to do the next day is bake them.
If you want to really wow a crowd this holiday season, plate up this showstopper. Served with his thick and glossy mushroom sauce, this dish rivals anything you’ll find in a fancy restaurant.
This expensive cut may seem intimidating, but take it from Matt Pittman—it’s one of the easiest things you can cook and is perfect for a holiday feast.
This ain’t the blue box stuff—it’s a quadruple-cheese masterpiece. Diva Q is dishing out all her pro tips for making the best mac and cheese ever, from which pasta to use to the right blend of cheeses.
Say hello to “holiday happiness in a tray.” Diva Q is dishing out her go-to stuffing recipe featuring a mix of aromatic herbs, savory ground sausage, and tart n’ sweet cranberries. Pick up her tips for creating the best flavors and textures this Thanksgiving.
Move over whole roasted turkeys, there’s a new Thanksgiving centerpiece in town. Made from a deboned whole turkey breast and filled with a breadcrumb stuffing flavored with leeks, cranberries, and citrus zest, this turkey roulade packs way more flavor than a traditional bird.
Say hello to the juiciest, most flavor-packed turkey you’ve ever tried. Not only does Diva Q rub her turkey with Cajun-inspired spices, but she also injects the spatchcocked bird with those same spices—plus melted butter!
Just a few simple ingredients and some Traeger wood-fired flavor will turn your taste buds upside down. This week on Traeger Kitchen, Matt Pittman is showing you how he transforms a “doctored up” cake mix into an unforgettable dessert.
Smoke it slow and finish quick on high heat or stay with one moderate temp the whole way. No matter which way you go, you’ll get incredibly juicy chicken packed with, as Diva says, “big, bold flavor.”
If you haven’t checked out Dennis Prescott’s new cookbook, Cook with Confidence, this lasagna recipe will give you a hint at what you’re missing. Watch Traeger Kitchen to see how he builds flavorful layers of Bolognese, béchamel, basil, and more.
Matt Pittman of Meat Church BBQ has made some epic meals as a BBQ pro, and this grilled jalapeño chicken sandwich is an all-time favorite. If you’re not a fan of spicy foods, don’t worry—this chicken has a bit of a kick without being too hot.
Classic French clafoutis (pronounced cla-fou-tee) is hard to say but easy to make. This week on Traeger Kitchen, Diva Q’s making this creamy, custardy dessert. Serve it warm or cool, and don’t forget to top it off with whipped cream.
This week on Traeger Kitchen, Dennis Prescott makes one of his most flavorful and aromatic curries, inspired by his time spent in Kenya. It’s one of about 100 easy-to-make and delicious recipes from his newly released cookbook, Cook with Confidence.
Take your Game Day recipes to the next level with Matt Pittman’s Texas Twinkies. Matt smokes the cream cheese for the filling before adding chopped smoked brisket and stuffing the jalapeño. Then, he wraps the whole thing in bacon.
Nichole Dailey’s BBQ baked beans recipe has been a hit in the Traegerhood for years. These beans are wood-fired and loaded with crispy bacon, making them the perfect side to any meal.
If you like our 321 ribs, you’ll love Diva Q’s Sweet & Heat BBQ St. Louis Ribs. The Queen of BBQ follows an improved method for the most delicious, sticky ribs you’ve ever had.
Watch Traeger Kitchen this week to cook alongside Dennis Prescott and learn how he puts leftover BBQ burnt ends to good use on pizza night.
This week on Traeger Kitchen, Austen Granger breaks down how he makes smoked black pepper beef ribs with his secret ingredient for savory flavor.
Tune in to Traeger Kitchen for step-by-step recipe videos every Tuesday. This week, watch how Matt Pittman makes tri-tip with garlic jalapeño chimichurri.
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