26 Quick And Easy Grilling Recipes For Your Next Summer Cook-Out

You don't need a fancy pizza oven to make delicious homemade pies. All you need is your grill! Just make sure to spray the grates with cooking oil, transfer the dough onto your grill with parchment paper, and let it cook until the crust is golden brown and the mozzarella is bubbling. Get the recipe for grilled Caprese pizza here.

This meal might look fancy, but it requires only a few ingredients. You can use either frozen or fresh, cleaned squid to make it, but the key to perfectly cooked squid is to grill it over a high flame for a very short time, as little as two minutes per side. Get the recipe for grilled squid with garlic, chili, and parsley here.

Use whatever lean white fish you can get your hands on like halibut, mahi mahi, or cod. Season the fillets in salt, garlic powder, paprika, and coriander, and grill them until flaky. Then add them to tortillas with slaw and your favorite taco toppings. Get the recipe for grilled fish tacos with chili-lime slaw here.

Make these pescatarian patties by mixing chopped salmon with green onions, dijon mustard, garlic, and lemon juice, plus some flaxseed or breadcrumbs to hold it all together. Serve the burgers on buns with guacamole and enjoy. Get the recipe for salmon burgers with chunky guacamole here.

Flank steak is such an easy meal to cook for a group. It cooks quickly and requires only a simple marinade to give it lots of flavor. We love pairing it with this summer corn, avocado, and diced tomato salsa for an ultimate summer meal. Get the recipe for grilled garlic herb flank steak with avocado corn salsa here.

If you're looking for a veggie-packed side dish to impress this summer, look no further. Grilled avocados are the perfect mix of creamy and slightly charred. Fill them with anything from this vegetable quinoa salad to tomatoes and mozzarella. Get the recipe for grilled quinoa-stuffed avocados here.

The only thing better than classic corn on the cob is this version, smothered in a decadent and spicy mixture of mayo, Greek yogurt, garlic, Cotija cheese, and paprika. Get the recipe for Mexican street corn here.

Nothing says summer like fresh tomato, mozzarella, and basil so use these seasonal ingredients to jazz up simple grilled chicken. Get the recipe for grilled Caprese chicken here.

Elevate your everyday salad by grilling hearts of romaine until they're just charred. Then top them with croutons, Parmesan, Caesar salad dressing, and a drizzle of lemon juice. Get the recipe for grilled Caesar salad here.

Be warned: if you serve these at your summer BBQ, these decadent potatoes will go quickly. Get the recipe for cheesy grilled potatoes with bacon here.

Five ingredients are all you need to make these fall-off-the-bone ribs: St. Louis or baby back ribs, brown sugar, balsamic vinegar, your favorite BBQ sauce, and ground chipotle pepper. Get the recipe for honey balsamic chipotle ribs here.

If you're trying to cut back on meat, halloumi is a great substitute. This hearty cheese can be cooked at a high temperature on the barbecue without burning, and it tastes great with some juicy grilled veggies. Get the recipe for grilled halloumi kebabs here.

You can make these grilled clam foil packets with whatever vegetables you have on hand. Once they're done, toss them into a big bowl of spaghetti or serve them with crusty bread for sopping up the white wine and garlic sauce. Get the recipe for grilled clams in foil here.