Ingredients
Nutrition
Cooking Intructions
Notes
1️⃣ Choose the Right Salmon Cut
- Center-cut fillets cook most evenly.
- Skin-on is highly recommended. It protects the flesh from overcooking and helps prevent sticking.
- Fresh is best, but frozen works well if fully thawed and patted dry.
2️⃣ Dry Salmon = Better Crust
Always pat the fillet very dry before oiling.Moisture creates steam and prevents proper grilling and browning.
3️⃣ Oil the Fish, Not the Grill (Mostly)
- Lightly oil the fish itself rather than flooding the grill with oil.
- This keeps calories low and prevents flare-ups.
4️⃣ Don’t Flip Too Early
If the salmon sticks when you try to flip it, it’s not ready yet. Once the skin crisps naturally, it will release easily.5️⃣ Salt Timing Matters
Salt the salmon just before grilling — not too early — to prevent moisture loss.6️⃣ Digestive Boost Finishes
Finish the salmon with:- Fresh lemon juice → improves protein & fat digestion
- Dill or parsley → reduces bloating & adds freshness
- Grilled salmon keeps well for 24–36 hours in the fridge.
- Reheat gently in a pan or enjoy cold in salads and wraps.
9️⃣ Flavor Variations (No Heavy Sauces)
For variety without adding unhealthy fats:- Garlic powder + black pepper
- Smoked paprika + lemon zest
- Cumin + lime
