When Your Heart's in Pieces, Let the Pit Be Your Peace

Sometimes the best tip in the kitchen has nothing to do with seasoning — it’s knowing when to let the fire do the healing.

When your heart is broken, step outside. Open the lid. Let the smoke rise. Feel the heat. There’s something sacred about tending to the flame. About giving yourself the time to chop, season, and wait. Not for anyone else. Just for you.

Grill therapy is real.
Fire doesn’t ask questions.
Meat doesn’t interrupt.
The sauce doesn’t care who left or who stayed.

You take a little pain, you throw on a little spice, and you let it sear. Before you know it, something good comes out of something that hurt. That’s the beauty of BBQ.

So here’s your tip:
When life breaks you, don’t break down. Break out the grill.