Overview
Fish fillets might look innocent, but once their delicate flesh hits the grill, there’s no getting them off without a fight—simply put, fish sticks. And because fish is delicate, in comparison to meat, the flesh easily dries out. We decided to take the fear out of grilling fish by tackling these two recipes: blackened grilled snapper and glazed salmon. Recipe: Charcoal-Grilled Blackened Red Snapper, Sweet and Saucy Charcoal-Grilled Salmon with Lime-Jalapeno Glaze Equipment: Barbecue Mitts
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8 - 1Rainy Day BBQ Pork Chops January 05, 2008
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8 - 2Lemon Layer Cake January 12, 2008
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8 - 3Italian-American Classics January 19, 2008
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8 - 4Cookie Jar Favorites January 26, 2008
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8 - 5Kansas City BBQ February 02, 2008
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8 - 6French Classics February 09, 2008
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8 - 7Coffeehouse Treats February 16, 2008
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8 - 8Asian Take-Out at Home February 23, 2008
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8 - 9Holiday Beef Tenderloin Dinner March 01, 2008
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8 - 10Pasta and Tomatoes, Reimagined March 08, 2008
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8 - 11A New Way with Turkey March 15, 2008
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8 - 12White Chicken Chili Supper March 22, 2008
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8 - 13French Apple Tart March 29, 2008
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8 - 14Chicken in a Skillet April 05, 2008
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8 - 15Pizza Party April 12, 2008
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8 - 16Old-Fashioned Breakfast Cakes April 19, 2008
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8 - 17Bistro Steak Dinner April 26, 2008
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8 - 18Lightening Up Chocolate Desserts May 03, 2008
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8 - 19Fish on the Grill May 10, 2008
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8 - 20Indian Favorites, Simplified May 17, 2008
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8 - 21Grilled Cornish Game Hens May 24, 2008
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8 - 22Easy Skillet Suppers May 31, 2008
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8 - 23Four-Cheese Lasagna June 07, 2008
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8 - 24Two Ways with Shrimp June 14, 2008
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8 - 25Drive-In Specials June 21, 2008
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8 - 26Favorite Slow Cooker Classics June 28, 2008