Neil Saavedra
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Ja se mahtuu, joten huomioi, että mixtuuri toimii myös, tai ehkä loppuun loppuun loppuun loppuun loppuun loppuun loppuun loppuun loppuun loppuun loppuun loppuun loppuun loppuun loppuun loppuun
Voit laittaa lemonttia ja saada lemonttien rinkit ja laittaa niitä sinne. Voit myös laittaa hieman polttoainetta, jos haluat. He tekevät erilaisia kukkia ja niin edelleen. Voit myös laittaa vettä sitaraa, mikä on mahtavaa.
And you could put lemons on top of that, slices of lemons on top of that. Grilled baskets, a non-stick perforated sheet works well, so smoke and that flavor can get through there. We'll talk more about that when we come back, but just keep in mind, you want to grill the fillet skin down for more than half the time, about 70% of the cook time. It gets crispy, releases, you know,
flavors and everything like that, but also will release naturally from the grates because of the heat. All right, heat control, we'll talk about that in moments. You're listening to The Fork Report with Neil Saavedra, on demand from KFI AM640.
Howdy, howdy, howdy. Thanks for hanging out on this gorgeous Saturday. Looks like some rains coming overnight and into the morning in many areas here in the Southland. But tonight, today is gorgeous, great grilling weather. So we're talking about grilling seafood and fish because they can be intimidating. I think they're intimidating. Maybe, maybe you don't.
But it was one of those things where getting the heat right and the types of fish and seafood, wind to par steam or something like that, which you can do with shellfish like lobster. You can steam them up a bit and then grill them. Different techniques. So we're talking a little bit about that four technique of the week. As far as grilling, I love grilling.
It's just easy clean up, the extra smoke flavor. When you're choosing what to cook, we talked about meaty fillets, salmon, mahi-mahi, red snapper, swordfish is wonderful. So when it comes to shellfish, grill large shrimp.
Ja suurempi on numero, suurempi on pölyä. Eli kun näet pölyä, se tarkoittaa, kuinka monta pölyä pölyä tarvitaan. Jos pölyä on 22, pölyä tarvitaan 22. Suurempi on numero, suurempi pölyä tarvitaan, kun saa ison pölyä.
Varsinkin rauhassa. Varsinkin rauhassa. Varsinkin rauhassa. Varsinkin rauhassa. Varsinkin rauhassa.
Bible Study days my buddies and I would go to Lake Sabrina and stuff like that and we would just go fish and talk about God.
Tämä ei toki ole kaikkein kappale, mutta nämä ihmiset olivat harjoittaneet filosofiaa ja logiikkaa ja kaikkea tuota, ja se oli ihan hieno aika. Mietitään kaikkia koko kalaa, joita olisimme valmiina valmiina valmiina valmiina valmiina valmiina valmiina valmiina valmiina valmiina valmiina valmiina
jokaisen kokonaisalaisen kalan, lemonin kanssa ja niin edelleen. Kun keitit asioita kuten kokonaisalaisen kalan, jos haluat mennä eteenpäin ja tehdä kalaa,
A couple of things with the shrimp that you should think about. You want to dry them off and then oil and season all that. You want to soak bamboo skewers for about 30 minutes or use metal skewers. And that way, if you use two of them, they're easy to flip over like a shish kebab there. You want it over medium high heat.
You're gonna cook hot and fast over medium high heat, about 400, 500 degrees there. About two to three minutes per side. You want them opaque, slightly charred.
you want to try and get those 21 to 25 count shrimp on the larger side shells on maximum moisture also just the slightest c shape you don't want to tighten up too much or make an oil an o rather or a curl that means they're overcooked you know you just want them to be um you know pinkish opaque
firm uh not translucent and you know they're ready if you're going to marinate
With things with acid, like lemon juice, things like that. Don't go over 30 minutes. It will turn the stuff, you know, all kinds of mushy. All right. Garlic butter, citrus herb, olive oil, chili powder, cumin, garlic powder. These are the things you want to work on. And bon appetito. Take pictures and hit me up on Instagram at Fork Reporter. Tag me so I can see it. All right. Stick around. More to come on the Fork Reporter.
Suomessa on isoja vihreämpiä, jossa voi tulla jatkuvaa vettä päivän jälkeen, johonkin päivän jälkeen, vaikka missä olet Suomessa. Mutta otamme edelleen tämän. Puhuin aiemmasta viikon tekniikasta, grillaamista, ja ennen kuin aloitan siitä, minulla tuli puheenvuoro Robin Archerista. Nyt kysyn, onko tämä Rob Archer?
Suomalaisen julkaisijan, kirjailijan, ajattelijan, todella kiva henkilö ja huipullinen. Tai joku muu Rob Archer, joka voi olla kaikki nämä asiat myös. Mutta hän kertoo meitä. Jos kuuntelee meitä iHeartRadio-appiin, huomaa, että siellä on talkback-painikko. Se on vihreä kirkko, jossa on valkoisen mikron ikon. Saat noin 30 minuuttia, jotta kuvaat viestiä. Se tuntuu minulle. Näen sen täällä.
You can do that. Rob asks, very nice about the show, thank you for listening, about farm-raised versus wild-raised salmon, and the Atlantic Pacific salmon, and everybody says Pacific salmon is better. Exactly how, why, and all those things. Let's break that down for a second. When it comes to those two things, what you're dealing with is farm-raised versus wild-caught.