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We're breaking out the grill — aren't you? Do you smell that? 🍔 Sizzling steaks. Hamburg

We're breaking out the grill — aren't you? [View this email in your browser]( Do you smell that? 🍔 Sizzling steaks. Hamburgers and hot dogs. Fresh corn, ripe tomatoes, and juicy watermelon. That’s right: We’re approaching the start of grilling season! The best way to begin? With recipes from episodes of [All Up In My Grill](. (P.S. A new season starts this week!) While we love our childhood classics, barbecues today are all about bold tastes and unexpected ingredients. From flavorful, flaming recipes to easy DIYs that’ll transform your outdoor space just in time for warm weather, we’ve got everything you need to jump into summer. Here’s this week’s life plan ⤵️ What to eat  – (Tap to reveal 😋) Hanger Steak with Salsa Verde Learn how to make the perfect grilled steak this summer, topped with a tangy & bright salsa verde for contrast. [See the Recipe]( Coconut and Cotija Cheese Corn Ribs Forget corn on the cob. These sweet and smoky corn “ribs” are the ultimate summer side dish. [See the Recipe]( Detroit-Style Sausage Pizza You haven’t experienced pizza until you’ve grilled it! This decadent version uses a homemade dough and plenty of toppings, like caramelized onions. [See the Recipe]( Grilled Plantains Foster Channel the spirit of New Orleans with this rum-infused dessert! And don’t forget a scoop of vanilla ice cream atop your piping hot plantains. [See the Recipe]( Looking for more meals from All Up In My Grill or other Tastemade series? You can now [filter]( your recipe search by show! Oops – can’t see all the recipes? Join [Tastemade+]( for unlimited access! What to watch – All Up In My Grill returns! 🔥 Wednesday, May 24th at 7 p.m. Top Chef alum Dale Talde is back to fire up another batch of innovative and flavorful grilling recipes. Time to unlock your cookout potential and make your backyard barbecues the talk of the town. Get grillin' with new episodes every Wednesday at 7 p.m. on the Tastemade Channel, fuboTV, Freevee, Samsung TV Plus, Vizio, and YouTubeTV. [Watch the Premiere]( What to do – Transform your backyard this summer. All episodes of Weekend Refresh now streaming! Hosted by Tia Mowry, Weekend Refresh gives homeowners 2 days and $2,000 to take their space from drab to fab. We’ve got the inspiration for your next summer project right here! [Watch Weekend Refresh]( Who to follow – Support AAPI Heritage Month in style. May is Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month, and we at Tastemade are committed to [supporting and amplifying AAPI voices]( not only this month, but year-round. We’re continuing to share some of our favorite AAPI creators and AAPI-owned businesses within the realm of Food, Home, and Travel in support of AAPI Heritage Month. You can also find a regularly updated list of resources, from artists and creators to AAPI-owned restaurants, [on our website](. [Cocokind]( Priscilla Tsai, founder and CEO of cocokind, writes that “cocokind exists to ensure that all of us have a safe place in the beauty industry where we’re celebrated and accepted, exactly as we already are.” [Material Kitchen]( Co-founders Eunice and Dave cite tradition as one of the founding principles behind their designs. “[C]ooking for and eating with family has carried their Korean and Vietnamese traditions across oceans and into their own homes.” [Chef Arnold Myint]( The chef and owner of International Market in Nashville also appears in Tastemade’s “Family Thais,” a series in which he retraces his mother’s footsteps from Thailand to Nashville, Tennessee. [Nguyen Coffee Supply]( Founded in 2018 by first generation entrepreneur and activist Sahra Nguyen, Nguyen Coffee Supply partners with a fourth generation farmer, Mr. Ton, who owns and operates his family farm in Vietnam’s famed Central Highlands. [Momofuku]( With restaurants in New York, Los Angeles, and Las Vegas, as well as a line of of restaurant-grade products for home cooks, Momofuku (meaning “lucky peach” in Japanese) is an iconic brand established by chef David Chang. [Droplet]( This WOC-owned and run drink line is packed with adaptogens to encourage stress relief with every sip. “As the children of immigrants and doctors, herbal medicine is still a mainstay in our ideas of self-care and overall wellness,” the founders share. [Facebook icon]( [Instagram icon]( [Pinterest icon]( [TikTok icon]( [YouTube icon]( [Twitter icon]( Was this email forwarded to you? [Sign up!]( Copyright (C) 2023 Tastemade. All rights reserved. You're receiving this because you opted into our email list. Our mailing address is: Tastemade 3019 Olympic Blvd, Stage CSanta Monica, CA 90404 [Add us to your address book]( [Unsubscribe]( from this list. If you have a Tastemade account, transactional emails are managed separately in your [account preferences](.

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