Cedar Planked Grilling | Weber Grills

I love to grill fish on the grill. For anyone just starting to think about grilling seafood, look no further than planked salmon. The magic of the grill coupled with the ease of cooking on a cedar plank makes for a fantastic meal.
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[@Banditt42]

I have cedar on my property and grill fresh caught salmon on planks all the time. I do not use salt and pepper, just dill and lemon. Add some wood chips to the grill for extra smoke, and have a spray bottle handy for the planks when the edges catch on fire. You can re use some of the planks if you like.

[@ssways]

That beautiful Jeff Bezos hair

[@jeremiahyeo5863]

“The salmon is done when the skin easily flakes… 2:36
I’m pretty sure you meant to say when the flesh easily flakes

[@danielallen6109]

Turned out great on my master touch. Thanks and appreciate the quick recipe

[@GrillwithWeber]

So happy to hear it!

[@johnnyr2961]

Hello Mike, I envy your backyard. It looks like that grill belongs on the deck.

[@MikeLang]

Thanks! It is actually on a lower part of the deck, but as spring arrives, I have a feeling it may be moving "up top!"

[@cristianzorzan168]

Shouldn't the plank be placed on direct heat? Or at least pre-heated on direct heat?

[@everythingwithtuqa6831]

thats my first time seeing salmon cooked this way i bet it tasted gorges and smelled beautiful

[@peshinski]

Gorgeous and smells beautiful

[@losart3d]

For those of us grilling on the genesis grill...
What's the best way to setup the burners for this dish? What's a good target temperature?

[@dmsha1464]

losart3d I like ythis one - you partly burn 1 side of the cedar plank.
www.weber.com/weber-nation/blog/5-steps-to-a-cedar-planked-salmon

[@DavAndrus]

I'll have to try this next time I cook salmon. I did it on the Genesis last time, but I'll have to try it on my One Touch next time.

[@oyanezg]

My planks are with so many splinters, should the planks be sanded down? Or they are that way for a particular reason?

[@moniqueflannagan9275]

So much good information!!!! Thank you!

[@GrillwithWeber]

You're very welcome! Happy Grilling!

[@raynutty82]

You nailed it!!!!! Oh wow

[@dwaynewladyka577]

Yum!

[@rainforest1983]

Where to gt the plank

[@jessikalopez4337]

I think more videos should be like this. Thanks

[@epion33]

Jessika Lopez straight to the point yet easy to follow

[@danielkim7903]

Looks overcooked to me. 25min at over 350 degrees?

[@andrewcekuta8627]

great video

[@GrillwithWeber]

Thank you!

[@sterlinghahn7306]

Nice recipe thanks... short and quick going to try it tomorrow for mothers day thanks for sharing 👍👍

[@Calicaveman]

Can you use other types of fish??
Love the video 👍🏾🙏🏾

[@KJ-zq3ti]

I did it with halibut last week that I caught off s.f Bay and it was really good. Perfect amount of smoke flavor but not too much.

[@alextorkelson]

What were the vents set at?

[@monkeBeastTitan]

0:44 me watching the video right before cooking the fish T_T

[@nvafaded]

great fuckin video! starting to want to use panks more often, now because, Aldi's comes with one when you buy their salmon lol

[@antonboludo8886]

Nice!

[@derliebej7675]

Does it work with chicken, pork or beef too?

[@MikeLang]

It sure does. I've had some great planked chicken, and even beef fillets!

[@jaanajaana5771]

Are these planks single use ???

[@sealtooth6382]

Use st least 20 times...just clean a few times

[@dryadson]

Is this plank a one time use only?

[@premium-juicebox]

its intended for it but ive fired two salmons with one plank the second use taste better lol

[@youtubetips508]

Good vido

[@lancelink88]

Are planks reusable or only useable once?

[@lukaswint7067]

And super expensive I saw 2weber planks and cost £10! Get real its a tiny plank of wood for sure not worth more than 50p let alone a tenner

[@jaskeda]

Luke Free fall check it out Cedar Grilling Planks - 12 Pack www.amazon.com/dp/B009BFBNWO/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_7piHBbJTN442A

[@TMQ1981]

$15 per plank I agree seems very expensive to the say they least, I predicate this on the assumption that because of the extensive soaking, the fact that theyv must loose their smoke quickly as it infuses into the food and that they can catch fire and burn (hence the water spray) all must mean these planks are single use and can't be washed and used again. In which case will defo check the cheaper non OEM version because if only single use, the cost per pertion along with the ingredients would be very dear.
If they are reusabale even if just for 5 plus cooks then I would consider the OEM.

[@fatrat137]

Lol wait can I use this on a propane bbq

[@victormeldroo]

been cooking salmon this way for decades and have made many of my own recipes, DONT use sockeye salmon this way there's not enough fat content in the salmon

[@5222k]

Calm down who made you the salmon police? 👮‍♀️
I have been putting sockeye on cedar planks for years and I love it. So does my family.

[@Stevenhy00]

the flesh is not skin

[@deanmiller8868]

Can I put tinfoil under the wood to keep it from burning.?

[@caa3rdrail]

I think, if you don't show the cook, and you don't taste it, you're doing your videos wrong. Cut into it, show us, and taste it for crying out loud.

[@joekane23]

15 minutes per pound why bother hmm

[@justsomethingtothinkabout8515]

If I wanted to taste wood, I’d eat wood. I actually like fish to taste like fish. I know, missing the whole point right…

[@tweezybbaby886]

I mean the charcoal is going to add a lot more to the flavor than the plank anyways. I take it you just don’t like things grilled or smoked, or do you like eating charcoal too?

[@justsomethingtothinkabout8515]

@@tweezybbaby886 sushi…

[@wasatchplanks1405]

Hey Guys! You should consider checking our videos out! We cook our planks similar to this but with flavors baked into the wood!

[@tugger]

lol advertising right on your competitor's ads, such shameless, wow.

[@tugger]

why would you cook the lemon you weirdo
so bitter

[@Rob-xz6uv]

Yes! you are!