While this grilled appetizer is now at the top of the list of foods I want to try, it’s not the only unconventional way to utilize your grill for a recipe. Here are some other surprisingly delicious eats you should definitely try cooking on the grill.

1. Pizza

If you haven’t been making pizza on the grill yet, start now. Frozen pizza dough and fresh veggies make for an easy vegetarian dinner option. Use a tortilla or flatbread as the base for some fajita-spiced shrimp. Or utilize summer-fresh strawberries in this shortcake pizza recipe. Buy It: Weber 22-inch Original Kettle Grill ($139, The Home Depot)

2. Salad

Kick-off your summer barbecue by adding some char to your salads. Toast some bread along with your greens in this grilled romaine panzanella. Full wedges of romaine also make for a showy starter when paired with fresh corn, tomatoes, and feta.

3. Polenta

Cornmeal polenta takes on a deeper flavor after searing on the grill. Make some savory cakes and top them with leafy salad greens. It’s equally as delicious for dessert with these grilled balsamic plums.

4. Cocktails

No, we’re not grilling alcohol here, but rather the ingredients to go in your drink. Up your bartending game by grilling some peaches for this smoky whiskey smash. Or throw some adorable cherry tomatoes on the grill for a fun twist on the margarita.

5. Doughnuts

Purchased doughnuts never tasted better. After a minute (or less!) on the grill, you’ve got a deliciously toasty dessert on the table. And since they take no time to make, you’ll definitely enjoy the strawberry and mint julep dips to go with your freshly-grilled treats. You can also cool it down further by turning them into ice cream sandwiches. Hungry yet? Grab your grill tools and get to cooking. For more inspiration, try some of our favorite savory and sweet grilling recipes or break out the smoker for your next cookout.