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Grilled Salmon Kebabs – simple ingredients, incredible flavor, easy to cook.
Perfect for summer holidays and family gatherings.
Grilled salmon kabobs
This recipe was inspired by a very old issue of Bon Appetit Magazine.
I made these a few weeks ago and thought it would be a great idea to share the recipe with you around the holidays.
These could make an amazing appetizer for the NYE.
You can also serve them over a green salad, rice or quinoa to create a complete meal.
Yes, these are easy to prepare, but have a fancy look.
You just need 15 minutes and you’ll have a great weekday dinner or a party appetizer.
And food on a stick, tastes better!
If you like salmon, you’ll like these!
I cooked them on the grill, but a ribbed skillet would work, too.
The simple combination of lemon, oregano and dill complements the fish very well.
Of course, good salmon doesn’t need a lot of spices to taste great.
I used salmon fillets for the skewers, but tail end fillets can be used, too.
A common reason why tail end fillets are often avoided for grilling is because they are thinner and stick easily to the grill.
But if your grill’s grates have been cleaned properly and you use an oil spray, you shouldn’t have any issues with sticking.
Feel free to add vegetables like cherry tomatoes or zucchini, instead of the lemons I put on the skewers.
Be extra careful not to overcook the fish, because if will not taste as goo.
I recommend using wooden skewers and soaking them in cold water for 15 minutes before use.
This will help the fish pieces to come off easily after grilling.
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Ingredients
- 1 1/2 pound salmon fillet
- 2 lemons
- 1/2 tsp oregano
- 1 tsp salt
- 1/2 tsp black pepper
- 1 tbsp fresh chopped dill
- 2 tbsp olive oil
Instructions
- Soak skewers in water for 15 minutes.
- Toss fish pieces in salt, pepper, dill and oregano. Spray (drizzle) with olive oil.
- Alternate fish and lemon slices (folding lemon slices in half) and thread onto skewers. I used two skewers for each kebab.
- Preheat a skillet to medium – high heat. Spray with olive oil. Add salmon kebabs and sear for 3-4 minutes per side.
- Remove from heat and serve.
Nutrition
Nutrition information is automatically calculated, so should only be used as an approximation.
YUM!!! This sounds amazing!!! I LOVE salmon!! It’s my favorite thing ever!! 🙂 Great recipe girly!!
Thank you girly!
I sure feel like eating something nice and light right now … these would do nicely! Thanks for the simple, healthy and yet tasty idea, Mira!
Glad you like it Helen!
I love the combination of salmon and lemon together, it’s delicious! Love that you made these into kebabs too, what a fun idea.
Thanks Danielle!!!
Wow, those kebabs are gorgeous to look at. I can only imagine how wonderful they are to bite into.
Happy New Year!!
Happy New Year Maureen!
Salmon is what I cook most nights for myself.. it is so verstalie, healthy and delicious. I definitely will be making these kebabs next time I have salmon.. thanks for the delicious idea!
I hope you like them Thalia!
Those are some of the most stunning kebabs I’ve ever seen! Definitely perfect NYE food. Or just anytime food!
Thanks Joanne!
I love grilled salmon and I love grilled lemon with it too. What a great recipe and pretty presentation too.
Thanks Janette!
These salmon kebabs look mouthwatering, Mira! I love that you created kebabs out of seafood. My husband and I usually make ones out of beef, so I’m loving your creativity! Salmon is our favorite fish, so I’m definitely trying this out. Pinned!
Thanks for the pin Gayle! You are always so kind!!!
This is actually one oof my favourite ways to eat salmon. So simple and easy to make.
I’m going to pin it!
Thanks Dannii!
What an awesome idea for kabobs! I love salmon and this is just such a great recipe! Thanks for sharing! And pinned 🙂
Thanks for the pin Christina! I hope you like them!