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Grilled Salmon

This grill creation was my first time using cedar. I didn't have a cedar plank, only cedar chunks. I soaked them the day before in warm water and left covered overnight. I used the 'cedar water' to thaw the frozen salmon pieces, to infuse a bit of cedar into the fish.
GRILLED SALMON
grilled salmon
grilled salmon
INGREDIENTS:
2 lb. pkg of frozen salmon, 1 tsp. lemon pepper, 1/2 tsp. black pepper, 1/2 lemon, fresh lemon thyme (in water), cedar water
TOOLS & EQUIPMENT: 
grill, spatula
YIELDS: 
approximately 7 pieces
STEPS:
Remove cedar chunks & thaw frozen fish in cedar water.
grilled salmon
Season fish (skin side down) with lemon pepper and black pepper.
Rub grill grates with cooking oil.
Place fish (skin side down) on grill.
Grill for 15 minutes.
grilled salmon
Place lemon thyme on fish.
Grill for 5 minutes.
grilled salmon
Squeeze lemon on fish prior to serving.
Labels: projects, cooking creations, family, ME

Comments

  1. CGPlentyTuesday, December 19, 2017 8:07:00 AM

    Sounds yummy, salmon is my favorite! Now to find someone to make it for me.....

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  2. Sabrina B.Sunday, December 24, 2017 2:47:00 PM

    It is yummy CGPlenty & quick.

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