Showing posts with label Grilled. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Grilled. Show all posts

Tuesday, 13 December 2011

Grilled Salmon and Homemade Tartar Sauce For Outdoor Cooking

!±8± Grilled Salmon and Homemade Tartar Sauce For Outdoor Cooking

Grilled salmon is a simple yet mouth-watering entree to cook up on your grill this season. The aluminum foil method outlined below will keep the moisture of the salmon, creating a rich and tasty meal. Salmon is high in Omega 3 fatty acids, a healthy fat that fights depression, heart disease, and diabetes. This recipe is for four fillets but you will want to cook as many as your grill can hold.

Ingredients

4 salmon fillets, washed and patted dry Finely minced garlic, 2 cloves per fillet Juice of one lemon Pinch of dill weed Salt and pepper Sheets of foil, one per fillet

Steps

Place each fillet on a sheet of foil, skin side down. (The foil sheets need to be large enough to wrap the fillet tightly.) Sprinkle each fillet with garlic, lemon juice, dill weed, salt and pepper. Adjust the amount to suit your own taste. Wrap each fillet into a tight packet to keep the moisture in. Place on a preheated grill; close the lid. Cook the fish for 4-7 minutes per side depending on the thickness of the fillets. Having the fish in packets keeps it from burning too quickly. Serve immediately with homemade tartar sauce.

Variations

Try this method with other solid fish like swordfish steaks or halibut. Make some packets of veggies to grill. Just be certain to put them on a few minutes sooner than the fish.

Homemade tartar sauce

Homemade tartar sauce is flavorful and frugal. Spend your money on good-quality mayonnaise and enjoy this condiment treat.

Ingredients

2 cups mayonnaise 1 medium white onion, finely diced 2 large dill pickles, finely diced

Steps

Scoop the mayonnaise into a bowl large enough for mixing. Add the minced onion and dill pickle, mixing thoroughly. Allow this mixture to sit for a few minutes while the liquid in the onion and pickle thin down the mayonnaise. Stir again. If the tartar sauce is too thick, thin it with a bit of dill pickle juice. Leftover sauce keeps well in the refrigerator.

Variations

Add a few capers. Add a bit of minced fresh tarragon.


Grilled Salmon and Homemade Tartar Sauce For Outdoor Cooking

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Saturday, 5 November 2011

Cooking Grilled Chicken Thighs

!±8± Cooking Grilled Chicken Thighs

A fun way to cook chicken thighs is by grilling them. Let us discuss one or two ways of how to cook chicken thighs on the grill.

What we will be needing are, of course, a grill, a small mixing bowl, pepper and salt to taste, a tablespoon of curry powder, four cloves of minced garlic, two tablespoons of olive oil, half finely chopped red onion, a cup of butter at room temperature, and twelve chicken thighs.

The first step on how to cook chicken on the grill is to preheat the grill. The next step is to combine in a small bowl the curry powder, garlic, onion, and butter, and make sure to mix such ingredients well.

The next step is to coat the thighs using olive oil. Make sure not to forget seasoning the chicken thighs with pepper and salt.

Under the skin of each thigh, make sure to place approximately a tablespoon of the butter mixture. After doing all these steps, place the coated chicken on the hot grill but make sure that the buttered side is facing upwards.

The thighs must be grilled with medium heat. Occasionally, it must be turned until they are done. The approximate time for grilling chicken thighs is ten minutes.

We have some tips on how to cook chicken on the grill. First, before putting the it on the grill, make sure that the charcoal are arranged in the center of the grill.

Second tip is to coat the grill with olive oil. When the charcoal is already hot, the grill may already be put in place and allow it to warm for another five minutes. The importance of allowing the olive oil-coated grill to heat up is that it will allow the chicken to partially sear when placed. This will allow the flavor and juice of the chicken to stay in the thighs.

Another tip is to make sure that the meat is not placed on the center of the grill. The chicken thighs must be placed around the perimeter of the grill and must not receive direct heat. This is an important advice on how to cook chicken on the grill because allowing indirect heat to do the cooking will result to juicy grilled chicken.


Cooking Grilled Chicken Thighs

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