Whiskey Grilled Salmon

Name: Whiskey Grilled Salmon
Total time: 3600 s
Yield: 6 servings
Cuisine: American
Ingredients: 1 cup Jack Daniels wood chips; 1 1/2 lb wild caught sockeye salmon; 1 butter-olive oil spray, to coat fish; 1 freshly ground pepper corns, to taste; 1 bunch fresh dill weed; 1 bunch asparagus; 1 tbsp minced garlic; 1/4 cup extra virgin olive oil; 1 bunch fresh spinach; 1/4 cup Extra virgin olive oil; 1 tbsp minced garlic

HardDog1110 @cook_2825785

San Antonio, TX

Tasty with a marvelous depth of flavor.

HardDog1110 @cook_2825785

San Antonio, TX

Tasty with a marvelous depth of flavor.

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Ingredients

1 hour

6 servings

Salmon
1 cupJack Daniels wood chips
1 1/2 lbwild caught sockeye salmon
1butter-olive oil spray, to coat fish
1freshly ground pepper corns, to taste
1 bunchfresh dill weed
Asparagus
1 bunchasparagus
1 tbspminced garlic
1/4 cupextra virgin olive oil
Spinach
1 bunchfresh spinach
1/4 cupExtra virgin olive oil
1 tbspminced garlic

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Steps

1 hour

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SALMON:
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Lay foil flat and place wood chops in the center.
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Perforate the foil by jabbing it with a fork or something else just as pokey.
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Place foil with wood chips on top of fire to build smoke and close lid to grill.
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Measure and place another foil sheet down for the fish.
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Place filet skin side down and inspect fish and remove any bones.
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Spray butter-oil on fish to coat the flesh evenly.
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Grind pepper on fish as you see fit.
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Add dill leaves to fish, discarding stems.
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Place foil containing the fish on the grill and close the lid.
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Once at medium temperature, add the spinach and mix oil and garlic evenly amongst the spinach. Watch it because this doesn't take long.
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ASPARAGUS:
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Lay out another sheet of foil for the asparagus.
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Drizzle EVOO over the asparagus an add the garlic.
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Mix the oil and garlic in the asparagus to ensure it is incorporated.
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Add the asparagus to the grill next to the fish.
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SPINACH:
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Add EVOO and garlic to pan and heat.
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Turn fame off when complete.
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Remove the salmon once its internal temperature has reaches 145°F.
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Remove the asparagus after the fish.
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PLATING:
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A square or rectangular plate will work best for this.
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Place a bed of spinach down, just larger than the piece of salmon you intend to cut.
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Cut a piece of salmon in a nice rectangle and place upon the spinach.
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Lay spinach out how it will make the most sense and look the best.
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Enjoy hot and pair with a Chardonnay or savignon blanc.