Salmon barbecue

Salmon kebab can be a great alternative to regular meat. Firstly, it is lighter than the one that is prepared from pork or lamb. Secondly, fish skewers are much healthier. And finally, thirdly, it turns out to be very tender and tasty. True, there is one thing: salmon is a rather expensive fish. Well, you can also use more budget options, such as pink salmon or salmon. In this case, the barbecue will turn out less greasy. Is this a plus or a minus? It's up to you to decide! And when you have the opportunity to try salmon barbecue, do it, at least in order to compare the sensations.

How to cook Salmon barbecue

Step 1

Salmon barbecue

Prepare the ingredients for the salmon skewers. Wash the fish fillet and dry well with paper towels. Cut into large cubes and put in a large bowl. Wash and dry the sweet pepper pods for salmon barbecue. Remove seeds and partitions. Cut the flesh into large squares (focus on the side of the fish cubes).

Step 2

Salmon barbecue

Peel half of a red onion. Disassemble into scales. Cut each into squares or just large slices. Again, you can focus on fish fillet cubes.

Step 3

Salmon barbecue

Salt and pepper the salmon fillet for barbecue to taste. Wash the lemon and cut in half. Squeeze the juice from half and mix it with a couple of tablespoons of water. Pour over the fish and leave for 20 minutes at room temperature.

Step 4

Salmon barbecue

Lightly dry the salmon fillet for barbecue with paper towels. Then string onto skewers, alternating with sweet peppers and red onions. Brush with olive oil.

Step 5

Salmon barbecue

Place skewers with salmon and vegetables on the grill. Fry the kebab over hot coals until cooked, first on one side, then on the other side. Serve with the remaining lemon sliced.

Salmon barbecue - FAQ About Ingredients, Baking Time and Storage

Yes, you can substitute salmon with other firm fish like swordfish, halibut, or tuna, which hold up well on skewers and grill nicely.
Marinate the salmon for no more than 20-30 minutes, as the acid in lemon juice can start to break down the fish, making it mushy if left too long.
For a vegetarian version, replace salmon with thick-cut tofu or halloumi cheese, and use the same marinade and grilling method for a delicious alternative.
Pair these skewers with a fresh green salad, grilled asparagus, quinoa, or a tangy yogurt dip for a balanced and flavorful meal.
Yes, you can assemble the skewers a few hours in advance and refrigerate them until ready to grill. Just brush with oil right before cooking.
Salmon is done when it flakes easily with a fork and reaches an internal temperature of 145°F (63°C). Avoid overcooking to keep it moist.
Yes, use a grill pan or broiler on high heat, turning occasionally, for a similar charred effect. Adjust cooking time as needed.
Store leftovers in an airtight container in the fridge for up to 2 days. Reheat gently in the oven or enjoy cold in salads.
It's best to freeze the marinated salmon cubes separately, then thaw and skewer before grilling. Frozen skewers may become mushy when defrosted.
Lime juice or white wine vinegar are great alternatives, offering a similar acidity to balance the richness of the salmon.

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