Cooking turkey legs over a wood fire creates a depth of flavor no oven can match. Slow heat allows the meat to stay juicy while smoke adds richness. The skin crisps naturally as fat renders out. Every ...

Tyler Fenton has been cooking since he was eight. One of his favorite methods is over an open fire. The kitchen he runs, BATA, is the perfect example, as it’s not only one of the best American ...

Research shows that humans have been cooking with fire since somewhere between 780,000 and 2 million years ago, so you could say it’s, ahem, baked into our DNA. Unfortunately for our early ancestors, ...