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Grilling Tips
FISH & SEAFOOD
- When using grill baskets, coat thoroughly with nonstick cooking spray before adding fish
- Grill, broil or bake fish about 10 minutes per pound for every one-inch thickness. Measure fish at its thickest point
- Fish is done when it turns opaque and flakes easily with a fork. Shrimp are cooked when they turn pink
- For best results, limit shrimp to a maximum of 4 hours in the marinade, as it picks up the full marinade flavor very quickly and may become too flavorful intense if over-marinated
- If making fish kabobs, use very firm flesh
WHILE GRILLING, REMEMBER TO:
- Brush on fresh marinade during grilling for extra flavor
- Turn meat using tongs rather than a fork. Forks pierce the food, allowing juices to be lost
- Frequently baste with fresh marinade to seal in flavor and prevent food from drying out
- Avoid nylon basting brushes—the bristles can melt in the grill's high heat
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