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Grilling with Direct Heat. When direct heat is used for grilling on a charcoal grill, the cooking temperature typically reaches 450ÂºF to 650ÂºF. Foods that are thin, such as thin cuts of meat, are the best choices for grilling with direct heat because the food is grilled quickly and evenly when using such high temperatures.
Grill. Grilling is a dry-heat cooking method ideal for salmon steaks and thick-cut fillets that still have their skin. The skin prevents the salmon portions from falling apart as theyâre grilled; you should set skinless salmon on foil. A clean grill is of fundamental importance, as grit and grime make fish stick to the hot grate, which can result in mangled portions. Once your grill is medium-hot, brush the grate with vegetable oil. Season the salmon lightly with salt and pepper, and if desired, rub each side with a small amount of olive oil. Place the fish skin side up on the hot grill, cover it, and let it cook for about 4 minutes before turning it over to repeat the process.