How to Barbeque a Fish Directly on Charcoal
Gather some wood for a fire., Fire up the wood, let it burn down and wait until the coals are glowing. , Choose what to cook., Without scaling, skinning or gutting the fish, put it directly on the charcoal., Do not overcook, fish cook fast and even...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Gather some wood for a fire.
Use branches from trees that are used for firewood.
Do not use lumber because they might be chemically treated. -
Step 2: Fire up the wood
, Save your prized catch for home cooking and pick a fish that is average to good in taste because there will be some wastage.
Do not pick a fish with thin skin and small scales like a mackerel.
An average tasting fish will taste good when cooked on charcoal and outdoors. , The scale or thick skin will protect the meat from burning.
After a while, the aroma of wood burning and fish cooking will be quite appealing. , After turning the fish over, do not cook it too long.
Like cooking in a pan, the first side takes longer to cook.
Poke at the fish with a fork to test if it its cooked, if the fork does not go in
- let it cook longer. , Discard the charred exterior. , -
Step 3: let it burn down and wait until the coals are glowing.
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Step 4: Choose what to cook.
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Step 5: Without scaling
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Step 6: skinning or gutting the fish
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Step 7: put it directly on the charcoal.
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Step 8: Do not overcook
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Step 9: fish cook fast and even faster directly on charcoal.
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Step 10: Peel the meat off of the centre bones and separate it from the charred exterior.
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Step 11: Enjoy the fish with whatever seasoning or condiment packages available or use partially dried salt from a salt water pool.
Detailed Guide
Use branches from trees that are used for firewood.
Do not use lumber because they might be chemically treated.
, Save your prized catch for home cooking and pick a fish that is average to good in taste because there will be some wastage.
Do not pick a fish with thin skin and small scales like a mackerel.
An average tasting fish will taste good when cooked on charcoal and outdoors. , The scale or thick skin will protect the meat from burning.
After a while, the aroma of wood burning and fish cooking will be quite appealing. , After turning the fish over, do not cook it too long.
Like cooking in a pan, the first side takes longer to cook.
Poke at the fish with a fork to test if it its cooked, if the fork does not go in
- let it cook longer. , Discard the charred exterior. ,
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