Nothing heralds the official start of grilling season like Memorial Day weekend. It’s the ultimate reason to fire up the barbecue, hang out in the backyard with friends, and relax in the afternoon. It doesn’t take much work, that’s why I put together 15 Easy Memorial Day Recipes for your Backyard BBQ that are high on flavor but low on stress.
Red White and Blue Cheeseburger
These juicy beef burgers are topped with sweet roasted red peppers and a combination of white and blue cheeses for a patriotic twist on a backyard classic. Get the recipe.
Roasted Parmesan Garlic and Basil Corn on the Cob
Slightly charred and sweet, whole cobs are smeared with savory garlic butter and finished with salty parmesan. A final touch of fresh basil creates a rich, flavorful side dish. Get the recipe.
Grilled Vegetable Panini
Grilled until lightly crispy, this grilled veggie sandwich features melted cheese, tender eggplant, bell peppers, and zucchini. A layer of sun-dried tomato pesto adds savory flavor, making it a satisfying and flavorful option for kids and vegetarians. Get the recipe.
Grilled Teriyaki Chicken Skewers
The best summer roast chicken. Marinated in four-ingredient teriyaki sauce makes these skewers a grill staple. Threaded on skewers and grilled to perfection, they offer a delicious caramelized finish. Get the recipe.
Red White and Blue Cupcakes
Red velvet cupcakes serve as the base for festive red, white, and blue frosting (like fireworks). This fun treat offers a light chocolate flavor and a patriotic look that’s perfect for your summer celebrations. Get the recipe.
Asian Style Grilled Mushrooms
A quick flash over the bars turns ordinary mushrooms into charred, savory sponges. Coated in a mixture of soy, garlic, and honey, they come off the grill sweet, salty, and totally addictive. Get the recipe.
Grilled Margherita Pizza
Pizza is always a hit and even better on the grill. Homemade crust with tomato sauce, melted mozzarella and fresh basil. Kids will love it! Get the recipe.
Sticky Guinness Glazed Ribs
Slow-cooked with spices until tender and charred on the grill, these ribs are coated in a thick, savory-sweet Guinness glaze. The complex spices and caramel sauce create a unique experience that will be the talk of the cookout. Get the recipe.
No Mayo Potato Salad
Ditch the traditional mayo for a zesty honey Dijon glaze that stays fresh and bright, even on hot days. A final sprinkling of fresh parsley and chives adds a fresh, aromatic touch to this crowd-pleasing Memorial Day side. Get the recipe.
bacon mayonnaise
Take your burger to the next level by turning leftover bacon into a delicious spread that puts store-bought condiments to shame. adds a bold, salty depth that will have your guests asking for the secret ingredient. Get the recipe.
Grilled Vegetables
A colorful plate of roasted vegetables is perfect for feeding a crowd. Mushrooms, zucchini, asparagus are suitable as accompaniments or served with sauce. Get the recipe.
Chocolate Chunk Cake
You can never go wrong with a classic cake, and this chocolate chunk cake is guaranteed to be a hit with guests of all ages. Soft, chewy, and filled with melted chocolate chunks and sea salt, they’re the perfect handheld treat. Get the recipe.
Baked Sweet Potato Wedges
Who says you can’t bake potatoes? Partially cook them first, then grill them to add a smoky flavor. Perfect served with that burger. Get the recipe.
Greek Pasta Salad
Pasta salad complements grilled dishes. This one has a Mediterranean taste with a mix of chickpeas, Kalamata olives and salty Feta. Tossed in a creamy lemon sauce with crunchy cucumbers and bell peppers. Get the recipe.
Spicy Blue Cheese Chips
An easy no-cook appetizer or snack. Potato chips with blue cheese topping, A moment on the grill melts the cheese into a spicy, tangy topping that provides an explosive taste sensation. Get the recipe.
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