Grilled Salmon and Aparagus
4 medium salmon filets (Sockeye or Pacific Red), skin on one side
¼ cup lime juice
¼ cup soy sauce
½ cup lemon grass chopped very finely
Lowry’s Lemmon Pepper to taste
1 bunch cilantro coarsely chopped
2 tbsp flaked sea salt (1/2 tbsp for each filet)
½ cup olive oil
1 bunch of fresh green asparagus
1 bunch fresh white asparagus
Wash salmon and pat dry. Using flaked sea salt, salt red side lightly, cover and refrigerate overnight.
While preparing remaining ingredients, heat grill to high
Mix lime juice, soy sauce, olive oil, lemon grass, cilantro, and lemon pepper in blender. Blend at medium until creamy. Take salmon from fridge and marinate in mixture along with asparagus for an hour or so.
Remove salmon and asparagus from marinate and set salmon onto grill (SKIN SIDE DOWN FIRST) (use cedar planks if you have some) and asparagus on top rack of grill. Close cover and grill for about 3 minutes. Salmon is best while still moist and red. Using a basting brush, baste salmon with mixture continuously while cooking. After salmon has cooked for three minutes, skin side down, using a wide spatula, turn salmon over and grill 1- 2 minutes longer.
Remove salmon, serve with asparagus, baked potatoes and gingered carrots drizzled with Thai peanut sauce.


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Comments
Except durn it, again, no lovely story about how your Aunty George developed this recipe while you sat in the kitchen looking up at her tattoo of the Map of Wisconsin on her right leg she got back in the war.
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Rated.
BTW, is this a head start on Foodies Tuesday? Good idea!
rated with envy.