What Are Some Classic BBQ Ideas if I Don't Own a Smoker?

If you have a standard gas or charcoal grill, you can't go wrong with the classics. Burgers, hot dogs, and bratwurst are always crowd-pleasers. You can also grill chicken thighs or breasts seasoned with a simple dry rub, or make vegetable and sausage skewers for an easy, all-in-one option.

How Much Food Should I Plan to Make for My 4th of July Party?

A good rule of thumb is to plan for about a half-pound of meat (pre-cooked weight) per adult. For side dishes, estimate about one to one-and-a-half cups total per person. It's always a good idea to make slightly more than you think you'll need, as guests tend to eat more at a casual, all-day event.

What Are the Most Important Fire Safety Tips for Grilling on the 4th of July?

Always keep your grill at least 10 feet away from your house, deck railings, and any overhanging branches. Have a fire extinguisher or a bucket of water nearby. Never leave the grill unattended, and make sure it's on a flat, stable surface. Finally, once you're done cooking, ensure the coals are completely cool before disposing of them in a metal container.

How Can I Keep Cold Side Dishes Like Potato Salad Safe to Eat in the Texas Heat?

To prevent foodborne illness, cold sides should not be left out for more than two hours (or one hour if temperatures are above 90°F). A great tip is to place the serving bowl inside a larger bowl filled with ice. This creates a cooling station that keeps the food at a safe temperature for longer while it's being served.

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BBQ Ideas for the 4th of July

By Brian Purcell on Jun 24th, 2022

Table of Contents There are few celebrations as exciting and iconic in Dallas as the 4th of July. No Independence Day celebration is complete without a BBQ with some friends and family. Throwing food and meats on the grill is an essential part of celebrating America’s birthday, and our Dallas movers are here to give…

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How to Pack Artwork for Moving

By Brian Purcell on Apr 26th, 2022

Table of Contents Many people moving to Dallas will have their favorite framed artwork in their old home that needs to be moved to their new home. These items are notoriously difficult to pack and move because they are fragile and large. Also, improperly packing your artwork can prove to be dangerous because the glass…

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How to Find an Affordable Place to Live

By Brian Purcell on Nov 15th, 2019

Our professional Frisco movers share a few tips on how to find an affordable place to live in Texas. When you’re ready to move into your new home, contact our prods today!

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Moving to Dallas: How to Make it Fun

By Brian Purcell on Jul 8th, 2019

Table of Contents Dallas Texas is one of the greatest cities to visit and certainly is ranked as one of the best to live. With endless options in bars, entertainment and did we mention great food! Moving to Dallas is a time to celebrate, however, the stress of moving might not make you feel this…

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