Cooking Fish on a Grill
Friday, April 17th, 2009Just the other day my family had a real craving for some trout. I think it must be the warmer weather coming out. We all have the fishing fever and there is just something exciting about pulling out the grill and cooking some good fish on it. Last week we pulled ours out. Fortunately we had a local market that had some trout on sale and we were able to cook it that evening. Below are some tips to cooking fish on a grill.
Tip #1: The Hinged Wire Grill Basket
Depending on what type of fish you are cooking, you may need one of these. There are some firm types of fish that can be cooked directly on the grill such as tuna and salmon. However, fish such as catfish, snapper, and trout are probably better cooked in this basket. Otherwise, you may lose part or all of the fish through the grates.
Tip #2: Cook Slowly For Best Results
Fish cooks very quickly. Assuming you are cooking a thin piece, it can be done in a matter of just a few minutes even when it is cooked a medium-low heat. Fish should be carefully monitored regardless of what temperature your grill is at.
Tip #3: Minimize flipping
Unfortunately, fish is very delicate. Unlike a stake or a burger where you can flip it back and forth, you should really avoid doing this while grilling fish. The reason is that fish will fall apart if you keep flipping it. Most fish is too soft to withstand it.









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