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As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic and the Maryland Stay at Home order, many of you are spending more time at home than usual. And, because we want to help make this time more special, we compiled a list of recipes that you can enjoy cooking, baking, and eating with your kids. After all, cooking is a great way to bond and have fun with the ones we love most. So, if you’re looking for a new and exciting way to fill your quarantine time, gather the gang and make one or all six of these family friendly recipes.

Craving a no-fuss steak with a juicy center and crisp crust but don’t have a grill? Don’t stress – you can cook great steak on the stove, too. Contrary to common belief, preparing tender juicy steak doesn’t necessarily require a grill. After all, with a few essential steps and tricks, you can enjoy delectably soft and delicious stovetop steak. How so, you might ask? Check out these 5 simple hacks for preparing stellar steak on the stove.

On the hunt for some new summer BBQ recipes? We don’t blame you. If it was up to us, we’d eat barbeque every day all summer long. So, sometimes it’s nice to switch things up and try something new. Maybe for you, that means trying out a new sauce, grilling technique, or recipe. Check out these three ideas and start planning what you’ll make next.

These days, barbecue is serious business. And, good BBQ isn’t always easy to come by. That is unless, of course, you’re sitting down to a lip-smacking-good meal at Adam’s Taphouse & Grille. Learn what makes good BBQ (like the kind you’ll find at Adam’s) and get grilling.

We like to think that everything on our menu is amazing, from the mouth-watering apps to the savory main courses, and everything in between. But, according to our customers, there are a few dishes that really knock it out of the park. The patrons have spoken, and we’re rounding out the top customer favorites from Adam’s.

Whether you’re a novice cook or an experienced at-home chef, mistakes in the kitchen happen. When they do, you might declare your dinner a culinary catastrophe, and dump it straight into the wastebasket. But before you give up on your dish, consider the following ways you can rescue a ruined meal, and save the day – or at least save dinner.