Eating healthy is easy with this fast and delicious recipe for grilled salmon. Due to its high level of "good fats" or Omega-3 fats, salmon stays nice and moist on the grill. The sweet apricot glaze lends a nice sheen to the fish, and it would go equally well with grilled chicken, lamb, pork, or even beef kebabs.

Have you ever seen anything more minging, the fat in the bottom of the George Forman grill was 3 days worth of chicken, beef, bacon, sausage and lamb fat...http://www.the-port.co.uk

At the Heart Attack Grill in Phoenix you are able to order a burger that has 8,000 calories and 2 pounds of beef. My buddy went in and downed the whole thing. He has the 19th fastest time now finishing it in 25 minutes and 14 seconds.

There are, of course, a few guidelines to follow. You can’t just dive into the first beef skewer that’s being cooked on a makeshift grill on a side street because the downside of bad street food can be so bad as to require professional counseling upon your return home... Make sure you read that guide (scroll down to the bottom)

At very high temperatures as that reached in frying or grilling, natural constituents of meat react to form cancer causing compounds. Here are ten simple ways to make you meaty dishes cancer free

Filet mignon (French for "dainty fillet") is a steak cut of beef taken from the tenderloin, or psoas major of the steer or heifer.The tenderloin runs along either side of the spine, and is usually harvested as two long snake-shaped cuts of beef. The tenderloin (not to be confused with the Short Loin) is sometimes sold whole. If the short end of the tenderloin is cut into portions before cooking, that portion is known as filet mignon, or the fillet, from the French boneless meat (mignon meaning "small" as true mignons are cut from the smaller tail end of the tenderloin).The fillet is considered to be the most tender cut of beef, and one of the most expensive. The average steer or heifer provides no more than 4-6 pounds of filet. Because the muscle is non-weight bearing, it receives very little exercise, which makes it tender.The same cut of beef can also be called:French: chateaubriand, tournedos, filet de bœuf. (In France, though beef "filet mignon" exists, the word doesn't usually refer to beef, but instead to a tender and expensive cut of pork.)English (US): medallions, tenderloin steakEnglish (UK & Ireland): fillet steakArgentina: Bife de LomoBrazil: Filé MignonPorterhouse steaks in the USA, equivalent to T-bone steaks in Commonwealth countries, are large cuts which include the fillet. The small medallion on one side of the bone is the fillet, and the long strip of meat on the other side of the bone is the strip steak—in British Commonwealth usage, only the strip steak is called the porterhouse.The fillet can be cut into 1-2 inch thick portions, then grilled and served as-is. One can also find the fillet in stores already cut into portions and wrapped with bacon. High heat is the usual method for cooking the fillet. Either grilling, pan frying, broiling, or roasting is preferred.Bacon is used in cooking the filet because of the low levels of fat found in the filet. Filets also have low levels of marbling, or internal fat. Bacon is wrapped around the filet and pinned closed with a toothpick. This adds flavor and keeps the filet from drying out during the cooking process. Traditionally, filet mignon is seared on the outside using intense heat for a short time and then transferred to a lower heat to cook the meat all the way through. Filet mignon is often served rarer than other meats. Those who prefer a more well-done steak can request a "butterflied" filet, meaning that meat is cut down the middle, and opened up to expose more of the meat to heat during the cooking process.