Foil Wrapped Salmon & Vegetable Grill

Posted on December 26, 2021

Foil Wrapped Salmon & Vegetable Grill

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As for the number of servings that can be served to make Foil Wrapped Salmon & Vegetable Grill is 4 people. So make sure this portion is enough to serve for yourself and your beloved family.

Just in addition, the time it takes to cook Foil Wrapped Salmon & Vegetable Grill estimated approx. 15 mins.

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Do you like salmon? Then, how about this easy & tasty grill? If you do some easy preparations in advance, you'll have an amazing & tasty salmon in just 15 mins. You can cook this with a pan, oven, or grill. It also would be a nice BBQ dish! Enjoy this tasty salmon with your family & friends! #surf

Ingredients and spices that need to be prepared to make Foil Wrapped Salmon & Vegetable Grill:

  1. 800 g (28.21 oz) Salmon fillet *200 g × 4
  2. 600 g (21.16 oz) Frozen spinach *150 g × 4
  3. 1 Corn ear
  4. 20 g (0.70 oz) Butter *5 g × 4
  5. to taste Seasoning salt

Steps to make a Foil Wrapped Salmon & Vegetable Grill

1
(In advance) Slice the salmon fillet, sprinkle seasoning salt all over the salmon, including the bottom & sides.
Foil Wrapped Salmon & Vegetable Grill - Step 1
Foil Wrapped Salmon & Vegetable Grill - Step 1
Foil Wrapped Salmon & Vegetable Grill - Step 1
2
(In advance) Wrap it and keep in the refrigerator at least 2 hrs.
Foil Wrapped Salmon & Vegetable Grill - Step 2
3
(In advance) Thaw spinach and squeeze the water out.
4
Peel the corn and cut into 8 portions. *The photos are multiple ears, but just 1 ear is enough for 4 servings!
Foil Wrapped Salmon & Vegetable Grill - Step 4
Foil Wrapped Salmon & Vegetable Grill - Step 4
5
Prepare 8 foil sheets to wrap the ingredients. Make it double layers per serving.
6
Place the spinach, corn, salmon, and butter on the foils. The salmon fillet should be placed on top. The seasonings and melted butter make a good sauce to drip on the corn & spinach!
Foil Wrapped Salmon & Vegetable Grill - Step 6
Foil Wrapped Salmon & Vegetable Grill - Step 6
Foil Wrapped Salmon & Vegetable Grill - Step 6
7
Wrap it by making some space above & around both sides of the salmon. This is important to steam & bake the salmon in a tasty way, so do not make it tight!
8
Grill with low - medium heat for just 10 mins. If you see some smoke around the foils, that means the heat is too high, so make it lower.
Foil Wrapped Salmon & Vegetable Grill - Step 8
9
Place it on the serving plate, wait 1 - 2 mins to enclose the flavor well, then open the double foils.
Foil Wrapped Salmon & Vegetable Grill - Step 9
Foil Wrapped Salmon & Vegetable Grill - Step 9
Foil Wrapped Salmon & Vegetable Grill - Step 9
10
With this method even the middle of the fillet will be well cooked. Whole salmon will stay soft and take on the flavor of the seasonings. Corn & spinach will also be cooked with great flavors.
Foil Wrapped Salmon & Vegetable Grill - Step 10
11
If you have leftover vegetables, you can make an easy grill just like this! Just put a few butter pads on top. With or without seasonings to your taste!
Foil Wrapped Salmon & Vegetable Grill - Step 11

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