Cod Grilled on a Himalayan Salt Block

Ross in Ventura

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Saturday Jackie and I went for a drive up the coast to Santa Barbara Ca. 30-mi. north of Ventura for lunch, when we got to the Harbor there was a Harbor and Seafood Festival A lot of Sellers of various items I bought a Himalayan Salt Block.
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I found a recipe for Grilled Cod with Carrot Parsnip Puree
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Recipe:
Cod, S&P,1/2 lemon, drizzle olive oil

Puree:
3 carrots- peeled, chopped
2 Parsnips- peeled, chopped
1/4C chicken stock
drizzle olive oil
S&P
Cooked until soft
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Pureed and kept warm
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Fired up the Egg, Put the Salt Block on the grate to warm it up to 500*
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Fresh Pacific Cod Fillet
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Just lemon and Richard's Death by Garlic and Indian River Rainbow Pepper
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Brushed the stone with EEOV, put the fillet on
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Grilled for 4-min. a side
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Grilled some Romaine with Bernstein's Italian Dressing for 1-min a side
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Plated with Asparagus, a mighty fine meal that we well do again and again

Thanks for looking

Ross
http://grillingandsmoking.blogspot.com/
 
Ross, you did it again! I haven't had dinner yet, now I'm drooling!
I just saw this on "FOOD TV"... I think it might have been on "tripple D" with Guy Fieri?

That fish looks amazing!
 
That looks really good Ross. If you don't me asking how much do the salt blocks run and how long do they last
 
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