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Salmon grilled on Himalayan Salt Block

Ross in Ventura

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Monday Jackie wanted Grilled Salmon
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Salmon seasoned with Chipotle seasoning, butter, and lemon juice.
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Egg is @ 450* for 1-hr to heat up the salt stone.
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On for 3-min.
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On the other side for 2-min.
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Served with garlic mashed potatoes, roasted Brussels sprouts. We really like cooking on the salt block the fish is more moist it dose not dry out, I also used grape seed oil on the stone.

Brussels sprouts recipe:http://articles.latimes.com/2011/mar/03/food/la-fo-sos-brusselssprouts-20110303

Himalayan salt block: http://www.saltworks.us/himalayan-Rectangle-platter.html

Thanks for looking.

Ross
 
Do they 'melt' away at all or is it kind of like stone? Also, does the fish taste get into the block?

Looks fantastic both cooking and finished.
 
Do they 'melt' away at all or is it kind of like stone? Also, does the fish taste get into the block?

Looks fantastic both cooking and finished.
Thanks, although It is salt it's very strong you have to keep it dry and clean it with very little water. No the fish dose not penetrate the salt block
 
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