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It’s barbecue time, so grab a meat thermometer and keep yourself and loved ones safe this summer.

With more time spent at home and new ways of socialising, barbecue season is set to be more important than ever this year. However it is important our good food safety habits don’t go up in smoke once the barbecue is lit. With this in mind, safe food has some practical tips to help keep your barbecues trouble-free this summer.

With more time spent at home and new ways of socialising, the barbecue season has kicked off earlier than usual this year.

With more time spent at home and new ways of socialising, the barbecue season has kicked off earlier than usual this year.

The latest barbecuing trend that every foodie is trying is the reverse searing technique and Weber shares how to master this method the Weber Way with reverse seared steak.

Lockdown restrictions are finally lifting, with three households, or up to six people from multiple households, now permitted to meet up in private gardens. This no doubt means that we will be eating outdoors and grilling more this year, but which foods should you choose to cook for the perfect barbecue feast?

It is safe for healthy adults to eat raw or lightly-cooked eggs, but these can cause food poisoning in vulnerable groups.

Real barbecue masters know that it takes maintenance, but only little effort, to keep your barbecue in pristine condition.

Camping Soul Food, the bumper 60 meal cookbook with a difference, is restirring that sense of adventure through its pages as each recipe is paired with a soul song and playlist to listen and dance to while you prep and cook. The dishes can be cooked anywhere that your travel and adventure take you, even if it is to the back yard or a local park.

Real barbecue masters know that it takes maintenance, but only little effort, to keep your barbecue in pristine condition.