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Charcoal Grilled Salmon

A refined Italian seafood Secondi of charcoal grilled salmon with roasted Yukon Gold potatoes, garlic spinach and a bright lemon-parsley emulsion, connected to Menu Builder, Live Inventory, labor costing and Global Market intelligence.

Fish & SeafoodSalmonCharcoal GrilledTier 2Global Market Ready
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Charcoal grilled salmon with roasted Yukon Gold potatoes, garlic spinach and lemon parsley emulsion

Recipe Overview

A refined seafood plate built around smoky charcoal-grilled salmon, roasted Yukon Gold potatoes and garlic spinach. A bright lemon-parsley emulsion balances the richness of the salmon and keeps the presentation fresh and clean.

Chef Butchering Note · Learn the Salmon Fabrication Cut

This recipe can be presented using a professional boneless salmon fabrication technique: two skinless, boneless salmon cuts are shaped together and tied with butcher's twine to create a clean round or oval entrée portion. The technique helps control thickness, portion size, even cooking and fine-dining presentation.

  • Understand the whole salmon first: loin, belly, tail, collar, rib bones, backbone, pin bones and skin all have different culinary uses.
  • Fabricate intelligently: trim and offcuts can support fumet, tartare, mousse, croquettes, garnish and other preparations instead of becoming waste.
  • For the tied round: a center-cut portion and belly-side portion can be interlocked, shaped and tied into one compact boneless steak.
  • During cooking: the uniform shape promotes more even cooking, while the Maillard reaction develops the browned exterior and grilled flavor.
  • For service: remove the twine before plating so the guest receives a clean boneless presentation.
Study the Full Salmon Fabrication Guide → Open the Salmon Knowledge Page
Base recipe = 2 servings.

Ingredients

  • Salmon Fillet ingredient iconSalmon Fillet — 8 ozsalmon · source inventory salmon_fillet
  • Yukon Gold Potatoes ingredient iconYukon Gold Potatoes — 3 eachPotato knowledge identity · source inventory yukon_gold_potatoes
  • Fresh Spinach ingredient iconFresh Spinach — 8 ozSpinach visual identity · source inventory fresh_spinach
  • Garlic Cloves ingredient iconGarlic Cloves — 2 clovesGarlic visual identity · source inventory garlic
  • Italian Flat-Leaf Parsley ingredient iconItalian Flat-Leaf Parsley — 56 gParsley visual identity · source inventory italian_parsley
  • Lemon Juice ingredient iconLemon Juice — 120 mlCitrus knowledge graphic · source inventory lemon_juice
  • Dijon Mustard ingredient iconDijon Mustard — 5 gCONDIMENT-MUSTARD-DIJON
  • Butter ingredient iconButter — 14 gButter visual identity · source inventory butter
  • Extra Virgin Olive Oil ingredient iconExtra Virgin Olive Oil — as neededOIL-0001 · quantity intentionally uncosted
  • Sea Salt ingredient iconSea Salt — to tasteSalt visual identity · quantity intentionally uncosted
  • Black Pepper ingredient iconBlack Pepper — to tasteBlack pepper visual identity · quantity intentionally uncosted

Preparation

  1. Boil the Yukon Gold potatoes until just tender, then roast until golden and lightly crisp on the outside.
  2. Blanch the spinach, squeeze dry, and sauté with garlic and olive oil until fragrant.
  3. Blend lemon juice, parsley, Dijon mustard, garlic, and olive oil into a bright, smooth emulsion.
  4. Season the salmon with sea salt and black pepper. Charcoal grill until nicely marked, then finish briefly in the oven if needed.
  5. Arrange the roasted potatoes and garlic spinach on the plate, top with the salmon, and finish with the lemon-parsley emulsion.
Chef's Note: Keep the salmon moist inside while developing a gentle smoky crust outside. The lemon-parsley emulsion should remain bright and fluid so it lifts the richness of the fish without covering its flavor.
Nutrition (per serving, source estimate)
Calories420 kcal
Protein35 g
Carbohydrates16 g
Fat26 g
SodiumVaries with seasoning