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Zedsdead

Knows what a fatty is.
Joined
Mar 12, 2010
Location
Toronto Ontario
What is the best way to cook salmon on a bge? Can I cook it on o the stock grid or would I want to do it on a wood plank or porcelain grid?
 
i like to start mine on aluminum foil and then pull it off onto the grill grate to get some nice marks on it.
 
Make a compound butter with 1 stick of soft butter a handfull of fennel tops and a handfull of dill tops chopped. Smear on salmon. Cook indirect till done then put on grate to glaze with bourbon teriaki. (1/4 c. teriaki a jigger of your fav bourbon.
 
I don't like burnt fish skin and some planks are too big for my Large, so if I'm inclined to do salmon on the Egg, I just grill it on a sheet of foil.

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Gotta go with the Dizzy Pig "Raging River"!
 
I don't like burnt fish skin and some planks are too big for my Large, so if I'm inclined to do salmon on the Egg, I just grill it on a sheet of foil.

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Gotta go with the Dizzy Pig "Raging River"!

I just grAbbed that raging river rub 5 minutes before I read your post. By the way, did u put anything on that asparagus before putting it on the egg? I'm looking to start trying vegetables on my egg.
 
I recently did a rolled and grilled salmon stuffed with creamed leeks a la Tyler Florence. It was a huge crowd pleaser and has been requested again by my wife.

The stuffing was butter, leeks, lemon juice/zest, fennel and cream cooked down until soft and thick - about 10 minutes. I butterflied the salmon fillet across it's length (gill to tail) without cutting through to the skin. I seasoned with sea salt and pepper and stuffed with the leak mixture, rolled it skin side out, and tied the roll off every 4 or 5". I direct cooked for a couple of minutes with turning and then moved it indirect onto a smoking wet alder plank for a few more minutes until the internal salmon was still a bit cool. I pulled it, let it rest a few minutes, and cut it into 2 inch pinwheels.

I have capture some pics next time around.
 
I don't care for fish but the wife wanted salmon so I did mine with EVOO salt, pepper and a light dusting of BB'sButt Rub and grilled them direct right on the grate skin side down at 375 to 400 for around 15 to 20 minutes till the inside temp was about 130, pulled 'em and let 'em rest for a few minutes then served 'em up. Everyone loved 'em, even me (and I don't care for fish).
I think next time though I'm doing them on a plank like PatioDaddio's above. Those look great...
 
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