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Barbecue Fish Recipes & Seafood Recipes

Barbecue Fish Recipes can be so difficult if the fish flakes, disappears into the bbq grill gaps and onto the charcoal, so how do I prevent this?

The first TIP - make sure your fish is fresh! It really does make all the difference. I'm lucky enough to live by the coast so fresh fish is a plenty and I also get some great advice.

THE man who knows everything about fish from catching right through to cooking is my friend Manu (pictured below) who lives and works in Spain and has given me some great Spanish influences to my BBQ fish recipes. Thanks Manu!

Manu Vazquez

The next TIP is not to turn it unnecessarily, use a Teflon® barbecue mat or if possible use a specially designed fish basket (pictured below).

Barbecue Fish Rack

There are some tried and tested techniques for cooking barbecue fish such as wrapping in foil but at the end of the day anyone can do that can’t they? And you don’t get that char grill sensation.

I like to make the bbq look interesting as well as smell interesting. If all you can see is a pile of foil wrapped fillets it takes the pleasure away. Maybe I’m wrong (if I am, please tell me!)

What could be simpler than stuffing the cavity to barbecue trout or barbecue salmon? I’ve included some variations on this theme in the recipe pages below.

There’s a Native American style of cooking called Plank Cooking that I've also found alive and well in Finland. It really keeps fish moist and there's many of my creations below too.

Click on the links to find the barbecue fish recipes and seafood recipes of your choice and don’t forget to check more recipes that I’ll be trying listed under Plank Cooking. Happy barbecuing!

For The Grill:-

Barbecue Trout Recipes - Simply prepared and three different rubs for you to try.

More Easy Grilled Trout Recipes - Two healthy options with fennel oil and garlic.

Stuffed Grilled Trout - Trout steaks infused with sun dried tomatoes and basil. Also works well with Salmon.

Barbecue Salmon Recipes - Complete with two ideas for rubs and a salsa verde stuffing.

Greek Style BBQ Fish - Essential eastern Mediterranean ingredients include olive oil, lemon juice and oregano.

Barbecue Monkfish In Bacon - Firm succulent white fish wrapped in salty bacon, the perfect finger food to start your BBQ party.

Citrus Stuffed Barbecue Monkfish - Easy to do and packed with your favorite citrus fruit juices.

Barbecue Lobster Recipes - Lightly grilled and topped with a subtle chili butter.

Barbecue Salmon Appetizer - Straight from the Canary Islands with Mojo sauce that packs a punch.

Barbecue Shrimp Appetizers - Skewered shrimps with options for two great drizzles. One chili, one lemon.

More Barbecue Shrimp Recipes - A more complex series of flavors in this sauce but still with a chili kick.

Shrimp Fruit Salad - Healthy, try it, it really works well.

Easy Barbecue Scallops - Advice on how to cook scallops perfectly every time.

BBQ Scallops with Fennel - a very subtle aniseed flavor makes a beautiful complement to the delicate texture of the shellfish.

BBQ Scallop Salad - Supremely healthy, fruity with a balsamic vinaigrette.

Barbecue Sardine Recipe - Simple fresh flavors just the way they do it in Portugal.

Barbecue Sea Bass - Aniseed packs a punch here with fennel seeds and a final flambé in Pastis.

Grilled Sole And Chili Lime Sauce - Do I need to say anymore?

Barbecue Swordfish Kebab - This meaty fish is perfect for kebabs and there's a beautiful marinade to go with this recipe.

BBQ Swordfish Steaks - No messin' here. A big garlic marinade and slap it on the grill.

Grilled Tuna - Smothered in fresh basil and chili and just a quick flash either side for the perfect tuna dish.

Grilled Mackerel Salad - 30 minutes marinade, medium coals and you've got a mighty fine salad.

Barbecue Fish Recipes For The Smoker:-

Hot Smoked Salmon - It's 24 hours in preparation but absolutely worth the wait.

Smoked Mackerel Salad - Smoke your own or use commercially smoked mackerel for this healthy meal in minutes.

For "Plank Cooking" fish - Here are my latest recipes on this subject.

Plank Cooked Halibut

Plank Cooked Trout

See Also:-

Fish Grilling Tips
Teflon® Fish Mat
BBQ Fish Racks
Information about cooking on planks
Barbecue Grill Comparisons
Grill Islands
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