1. Charcoal Companion PizzaQue Pizza Stone ~ $89.99
This unique pizza stone lets you grill pizza at home and still get the smoky flavor and crispy crust of an authentic pizza parlor-style brick oven. The stainless steel base contains a built-in thermometer so you can be sure your pizza is cooked at the optimal temperature. To achieve that true wood-smoked taste, just add some wood chips to your grill. Of course you're not limited to cooking outdoors; the stone can also be used in a regular oven with or without its stainless base.

2. Pizza on the Grill: 100 Feisty Fire-Roasted Recipes for Pizza & More ~ $10.88
Stuck in a grilling rut? Looking for a way to make pizza interesting? Pizza on the Grill: 100 Feisty Fire-Roasted Recipes for Pizza & More is just what you need. Complete with how-to photos, unique pizza topping combinations and ideas on how to get the most flavor from a grilled pizza, this paperback cookbook is the perfect guide for learning to cook pizza on the grill (although oven instructions are also included). The recipes in this book include tips on creating "flavor builders" like flavored oils, garlic paste, fresh herbs, etc.

3. Automatic Hot Dog Grill Roller ~ $34.60
Looking for the great flavor of perfectly cooked grilled franks without having to stand over the grill and turn them constantly yourself? This automatic grill roller sits directly on your gas or charcoal grill grate, runs on 4 AA-batteries and continuously rotates up to 5 hotdogs or sausages, ensuring perfect, even cooking. Constructed of stainless steel, it has a push-button control switch and comes apart for easy cleaning.

4. Ranchmark Grill Control BBQ Tools ~ $39.95
This unique set of contemporary-styled barbecue tools has everything you need to handle grilled foods. It contains a versatile spatula with a built-in bottle opener and two serrated edges, a heat-resistant silicon basting brush, a three-tined fork and a pair of precision-toothed tongs. The entire set hangs from a handy stand with a drip tray that keeps your deck or patio free from greasy drips and stains.

5. Outdoor Great Room Cook Number Series Electric Grills ~ $566.54
This remarkable, high-efficiency, stainless electric grill delivers the same cooking performance as its full-sized gas counterparts in a compact format that is safe to use on patios, balconies, RVs ~ even inside. The Cook Number Grill features a built-in temperature probe and 10 doneness settings that help take the guesswork out of preparing perfectly grilled meats. It has 250 square inches of cooking space, a temperature control knob and a slide-out grease drawer with an easy to clean aluminum tray. The grill plugs in to any ordinary 110-volt outlet and costs just 10 to 15 cents per hour to run.

6. Outset Digital 2-Probe Meat Thermometer with Receiver ~ $59.99
Ensure that your meat is grilled to perfection with this digital cooking thermometer. Two individual probes allow you to monitor different types of meat or two levels of doneness at once. The programming function has 10 different meat settings and 4 doneness settings. The large LCD display monitors the temperature of your meat and an audible alarm will sound when it's done. In addition, a remote receiver lets you roam up to 120 feet from the grill and still be alerted the second your food has reached the perfect temperature.

7. FlameDisk - The Charcoal Alternative ~ $19.99 / 3 pack
Clean up your act with an eco-friendly charcoal alternative - The FlameDisk. This inexpensive little tool makes grilling faster, easier, cleaner and greener than grilling with charcoal or propane. It's about the size of a pie plate, made from 100% aluminum and fits in the grill where the charcoal would go. The FlameDisk is fueled by solid ethanol and is ready to go in about a minute after lighting. It burns clean for about 40 minutes, producing no soot or ash, and emits 99% less carbon monoxide than grilling with charcoal.

8. America's Best BBQ: 100 Recipes from America's Best Smokehouses, Pits, Shacks, Rib Joints, Roadhouses, and Restaurants ~ $13.59
Barbecue experts Ardie Davis and Chef Paul Kirk have traveled the country collecting recipes from some of America's top barbecue dining destinations. More than just a cookbook, America's Best BBQ is an insight into the culture and philosophy of this uniquely American style of cooking. Each of the featured restaurants has shared a bit of their history in addition to their flavorful recipes, and browsing the accompanying photos is a little like taking a back road tour of America. The book has 100 recipes that include appetizers, entrees, side dishes and desserts, plus a guide to barbecue basics that will get you on track for creating some great meals.

9. Fire & Flavor's Western Red Cedar Grilling Planks ~ $9.99
Cedar grilling planks impart a subtle wood-smoked flavor to fish fillets and seafood without draining them of their natural moisture the way ordinary grilling can. Fire & Flavor's planks are made from all natural Western red cedar, specially selected for maximum flavor and obtained from sustainable sources. They are easy to use ~ you just soak them in water for at least one hour, then grill your food directly on top of the plank.