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Pin Recipe Tuna Steaks the Easy Way The Grillie® Way
10 minutes
Matt the MyGrillie Guy will show you how to grill tuna steaks the easy way with the Grillie®. No sticking to the grill and crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside.
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Pin Recipe BBQ Grillied Butternut Squash
15 minutes
Grillied Butternut Squash tastes like candy with a grilled flavor. Simple and quick. Add sliced garlic cloves to the cubed butternut squash and in 15 minutes you will have a crowd pleaser.
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Pin Recipe BBQ Kale and Garlic
12 minutes
Grillied kale is a real treat. I must confess I never liked kale. However after I Grillied kale for the first time I became a Grillied kale lover. Moist and tasty and the garlic clove slices taste like candy. Also to make the kale a complete meal, just add three Grillied meatballs. Supurb! Healthy eating from the grill. Who would have thought?
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Pin Recipe BBQ Grillied Sausage & Broccoli Rabe
20 minutes
If you love traditional Sausage and Broccoli Rabe you will love Grillied Sausage and Broccoli Rabe. With the Grillie you can now grill the sausage the broccoli rabe, onions and garlic all at the same time. Get the mixed flavors with the grilled taste. Simply sensational!!!
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Pin Recipe BBQ Grillied Zucchini
12 minutes
Naturally you can cut zucchini in large slices for the grill, and yes you will need to turn over each piece of zucchini one at a time. Maybe 12-16 slices? The Grillie will allow you to grill a mix of zucchini, onions and garlic with just a turn of the Grillie. The Grillie will mix together all the food flavors you load into the Grillie. Add eggplant cubes or pearl onions! Grillied zucchini will be the most moist zucchini you may ever have from the grill.
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Pin Recipe BBQ Apples and Kale
7 minutes
Apple and Kale was a recipe idea I heard about on a local radio station. Naturally I had to put the apple and kale into the grillie. This grillie recipe will be a fantastic side dish with Grillied Chicken or Pork. The grilled flavor is simply addicting. Apples and Kale require 3 minutes for prep and 7 minutes on the grill. You may use pear in place of the apple or mix the pear apple and kale as one combo.
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Pin Recipe BBQ Shrimp and Scallops with Mango
12 minutes
Shrimp and scallops with mango and sliced garlic. Grillie does it again. 12 minutes on the grill and you can serve this dish to 5-6 people. Grillie allows you to be a gourmet grill master in 12 minutes. This is truly mouth watering!
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Pin Recipe BBQ Chicken, Butternut Squash and Peas with Garlic
15 minutes
My wife suggested this recipe idea. Chicken breasts, butternut squash, peas and garlic. What a great recipe. Easy to grill and this recipe serves up to 12 people. Now, lets be honest, where else can you grill peas? Superb grilled taste and juicy, like any Grillie recipe.
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Pin Recipe BBQ Chicken Dumplings and Veggies
15 minutes
How About Frozen Chicken Dumplings and Frozen Veggies in the Grillie? Would you like a quick grilled meal? Try this recipe: Frozen Chicken Dumplings and Mixed Asian Veggies. Incredible as it may seem, frozen foods are ideal for the Grillie. This meal serves 3-4 people and costs less than $6.00. Add 1 package of frozen chicken dumplings and 1 package of mixed veggies into a Grillie and allow to thaw. Put Grillie on the grill and cook as desired. Brown as much as you like.
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Pin Recipe BBQ Egg MyGrillie Fillies Plus Pasta MyGrillie Fillies
7 minutes
What is a MyGrillie Fillie? A MyGrillie Fillie is a grilled pizza dough ball filled with your favorite filling, it is pure Grillie magic. This Grillie recipe is for Breakfast MyGrillie Fillie (egg, bacon and cheese) and a pasta MyGrillie Fillie.
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