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Salmon, Steak and Taters
KiterTodd
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My son went off to summer camp for the week so I cooked him Salmon and Steak which are two of his favorites.
This is fresh wild salmon. Interestingly, the Meat Church Honey Hog did not come through as strong as it did on that buttery piece of farm raised I grilled last week. Must be all the fat from the farm raised. 

Anyway, needed a starch as well, so I threw on some thick slices of russet with olive oil and Meat Church BBQ seasoning to give them some flavor.
Everyone seemed happy with their meals. 

Russets after one flip;

On goes the fish and the filet. Potatoes shuffled to the side...


Took off the fish and steak after this photo and spread out the asparagus a bit for a quick cook. They are just so darn good on the grill!

Yes... I did lose one potato slice. :(
LBGE/Maryland
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Gorgeous!!
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The last photo is magazine cover good!
Perfect Surf and TurfThank you,DarianGalveston Texas -
awesome cook. this is some grillmaster level cooking here: no fretting about raised, direct, indirect, grill baskets, reverse sear, etc (guilty myself of all this). just build a fire and cook everything. nice work!Chicago, IL - Large and Small BGE - Weber Gasser and Kettle
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blind99 said:awesome cook. this is some grillmaster level cooking here: no fretting about raised, direct, indirect, grill baskets, reverse sear, etc (guilty myself of all this). just build a fire and cook everything. nice work!Thanks. Yeah, salmon cooks so easily and it's delicious on the grill. Other than what seasoning you put on it, I have no found a reason to complicate the cook. As long as it's a good piece of fish and you pull it when it's medium-rare, it comes out awesome and really takes on the essence of the lump.Put it on flesh side down until you get the color you want on top and then flip it once. The skin will protect the flesh as you cook it to completion.LBGE/Maryland
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Beautiful! I did blackened salmon yesterday. One of my favorite cooks! I use a 9” Lodge handle less griddle that I picked up at their factory outlet. It fits perfectly on the Mini.

LBGE, MM, & Mini. Weber Smokey Joe for a knockabout.
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