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BBQ Salmon Steaks by Art Mayoff
Place 1 inch thick salmon steaks into a glass
pyrex pan
Pour a few glugs of Chardenet ( or other white wine) all over
the steaks
Sprinkle a few cloves of coarsely chopped garlic over steaks
Sprinkle a lot of garlic powder over all the steaks
Cut end off a lemon and squeeze the lemon over all the steaks
Cut up one or two shallots (1/2 to 1 inch pieces) and sprinkle
over steaks
Then cut two or three pieces of the same lemon and place over
the steaks.
Cover with saran wrap and let marinade 3- 5 hours.
Heat up BBQ to Hottest level and then prepare the following:
Melt one stick of butter in a mug (microwave),
Squeeze a whole lemon into the cup, add 1/2 teaspoon of garlic
powder and one
table-spoon of honey.
Stirr very well and keep warm by setting in close to the BBQ.
Stirr from time
to time.
Spray non-stick onto the BBQ grill
Place steaks onto grill and turn the heat down to medium or low,
and
immediately baste steaks with lemon/butter/honey mixture.
Keep from constant flaming. Slight burst of flame when applying
the butter is
ok.
Close top and cook for about 10 minutes watching to make sure
it doesn't
burn.
Use metal spatula to turn steaks over. Be gentle.
Baste again on top.
Test one piece and remove when flakey.
Remove from BBQ and dip basting brush into mixture and just dab
each steak
with the corner of the brush.
Serve