Many Americans will celebrate our country’s birthday this weekend by tossing burgers and hot dogs on the grill. After all, the quintessential American trio is baseball, hot dogs and apple pie.
Only there is no baseball this year; and, it seems, many Georgians are changing their menu.
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The Daily Meal looked at each state's Google searches to see what people need tips to cook up this holiday weekend.
The results range from asparagus (Iowa) to zucchini (Tennessee), with some states still needing help with those burgers.
Georgians either already have a satisfactory burger routine or are looking to change things up this year, because our unique search was for lobster tails.
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“To grill lobster tails,” The Daily Meal wrote, “set the grill to medium heat. If you’re using charcoal, make sure you leave a cool spot without any coals underneath it. Brush the tails with a cooking oil and season generously. Cook with the meat side down for about five minutes, flip and grill the other side for another five minutes or until the meat is opaque.”
So, with baseball on hold and lobster tails replacing hot dogs, where does apple pie stand? It's still the No. 1 pie in the United States and North America, according to TasteAtlas.
During the coronavirus quarantine, Georgians also have been searching for ways to prepare zucchini and cabbage, The Daily Meal previously reported.
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