Posted: Thu Sep 20, 2007 7:43 pm
Haven't tried plank grilling but I've been thinking about trying it now that all the stores are selling those cedar planks. I'm not sure but I'd think you would still want to do it somewhat indirect, with most of the heat coming from the sides and some directly beneath. But...I have no experience there.
On my gas grill I usually do fillets indirect with the front and back burners on High and the center burner off. I put it skin down on foil (shiny side up) and just leave it for 15 to 20 minutes depending on thickness. This way the top part still gets somewhat of the roasted effect. The skin usually sticks on the foil and the meat can be slid right off. If I'm feeling really brave I'll cook the meat side down on direct heat right on the grill for a few minutes, then turn over and lower the center burner.
On the wood smoker grill I've done both direct and indirect with some success. Mesquite goes good with salmon. But like said I never tried the plank method.
Does that answer your question? I didn't think so. So go fuck yourself.
If you try it let me know how it comes out, OK?
On my gas grill I usually do fillets indirect with the front and back burners on High and the center burner off. I put it skin down on foil (shiny side up) and just leave it for 15 to 20 minutes depending on thickness. This way the top part still gets somewhat of the roasted effect. The skin usually sticks on the foil and the meat can be slid right off. If I'm feeling really brave I'll cook the meat side down on direct heat right on the grill for a few minutes, then turn over and lower the center burner.
On the wood smoker grill I've done both direct and indirect with some success. Mesquite goes good with salmon. But like said I never tried the plank method.
Does that answer your question? I didn't think so. So go fuck yourself.
If you try it let me know how it comes out, OK?