Teriyaki Cod on Himalayan salt block

FaceDance

My sis-in-law got me a salt block last summer.  I finally broke it out last night.  Heated up the salt block for approx 30 minutes.  (Threw a couple of stuffed clams on while I waited).  Two cod filets marinated in teriyaki put on salt block direct at approx 450.  Couldn't really tell the difference in taste with the salt block but thought it was pretty slick.  Cod is pretty bland, perfect for fish and chips or tacos, but as a standalone, not overly flavorful.  What else should I try on the salt block?  Shrimp?  Scallops?  other type of fish?

CPARKTX

Nice. I've been intrigued but haven't taken the plunge yet.

Little Steven

I think the idea of the salt block is to ad a salty flavour to the cook. You already used a salty marinade so it may have hidden the effect of the block. Just guessing here.

BuckeyeBob

Scallops and shrimp are outstanding. Just a little oil is all you need. The salt seems to keep them from from drying out and adds a nice flavor.

TUTTLE871

I did a marinade for Mahi one night and used the salt block and it came out a little salty, the next time I used no marinade and just some Dizzy Pig and it came out incredible. 

 My non expert theory is that the moisture of the marinade activates the salt block a lot more and releases the salt into the food. Just a thought.