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Came out perfect. A touch crisp on top, but moist, juicy, and delicious all the way through.

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To prepare, I covered it with olive oil, then salted and peppered both sides, and laid down a light sprinkle of garlic powder on the presentation side.

Presentation side down on a hot grill for four minutes. Flip, and grill the skin side for three minutes. Then onto a plate for four minutes to rest.

That's it. Couldn't have been better.


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Sams here gets really good fresh salmon. We also enjoy it on the grill, smoked, baked. Great tasting slab of protein.
Sometimes I toss extra salmon in some sour cream/cream cheese/chives/garlic for a good salmon spread/dip.

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Splash of runny maple mustard would have topped it off well.....


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We go in phases where we do a lot of grilling of salmon and tuna steaks. Buy them frozen and vacuum packed at Sams. Can’t get any fresher here in Missouri.

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Grilling is my primary method. Second is skinned and pan fried.


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Good job TRH !!

No white protein leakage, means cook at the correct temp.


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A sardine can or two with alder chips will make it much better tasting.


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Or grilled on a cedar plank !


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Nice, commander like just S&P on salmon fillets, sometimes simple is better


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Originally Posted by New_2_99s
Or grilled on a cedar plank !

LOL


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Originally Posted by ironbender
Originally Posted by New_2_99s
Or grilled on a cedar plank !

LOL

It ain't a fuggin carp guys.

The alder is the secret.

Thousands and thousands of years of Indians' experience tells me that's correct.


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TRH,

the only way that would be better would be slices thinly and served before cooking!


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Originally Posted by Valsdad
TRH,

the only way that would be better would be slices thinly and served before cooking!

Freeze it first!

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What kind of salmon was that?


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Originally Posted by ironbender
What kind of salmon was that?

The kind I pointed to at the seafood counter and said "give me that one." grin

All I remember is that it said fresh, never frozen.

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Originally Posted by ironbender
What kind of salmon was that?



That color tells me Atlantic. Or Keta.


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Not sockeye, for sure. That stuff it terrible.

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Sockeye has great color. Tough to beat sockeye or spring chinook imo.

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Sounds/LOOKS Great!
Simple prep is Good!


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Originally Posted by The_Real_Hawkeye
Not sockeye, for sure. That stuff it terrible.

That’s a joke, right?


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