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This is an excellent and easy recipe for grilling flounder. The cajun seasoning on the flounder is very tasty. I followed the recipe as suggested but I didn't have worcestershire sauce. Yes, I would use this recipe again.
Great recipe. Have used it a few times and everyone loves it. Very easy to do. 5 STARS!
Fantastic! we just purchased a new grill with searing capabilities ... It was great with fresh flounder!
Did you place fish directly in grill or did you use a pan of some sort
Absolutely delicious!!! I cooked the fish on my griddle inside. Fast and easy.
Great to hear that you guys all enjoyed this recipe. Happy Cooking :)
Awesome I used citrus Fiesta salt free seasoning
Perfect. The citrus seasoning is a great alternative to Cajun on fish or any seafood in general.
Ok, so what is that green sauce that the flounder is sitting on in the picture?
Minted pea pureé
Do you need cajun seasoning?
Yes, there is 1/2 teaspoon Cajun seasoning on the ingredient list. Hope this helps, and happy cooking :)
I used this recipe but I coated the fish with light cajun seasoning and then poured on the liquid and put it in a pan on the grill. It came out FANTASTIC! Would recommend.
What's in cajun seasoning?
A blend of seasonings for Cajun cuisine that generally includes chiles and other spices such as celery, garlic, mustard, onion, and pepper. Hope this helps, and happy cooking :)
Try Old Bay Cajun seasoning. It's a perfect blend
Is the olive oil in the basting sauce or just used to coat the grill?
The olive oil is in the basting sauce. For sure you can coat the grill with additional olive oil as well. Happy Grilling :)
Can I grill this in tin foil
Yes, you can certainly grill the fish in the foil, which will create a steaming environment and result in soft texture inside out instead of a crispy texture on the outside if grilling without foil. Hope this helps, and happy grilling :)
The flounder looks wonderful. What is it served over in the picture and could you please provide the recipe?
Glad that you like the recipe. The dish was served with easy pea purée. Just search for easy pee purée, and you will be able to locate the recipe. Hope this helps and happy cooking :)
Other than that, I made this tonight and found it delicious and simple. Great recipe that I will do again. Thanks!
How do you prepare this dish in an air fryer?
Can't wait to try this today
What temp is best for the grill?
What temp should grill be
What temp should grill be?
Is rice good with this dish??
Most definitely! Rice should be a great addition to this dish.
What temperature for the grill?
What temperature for the grill?
How or what can I use to keep the flounder from sticking to the grill? We oil the grill well first but it almost always falls apart. And we like it a little crispy.
I use those copper mats to cook fish on grill. Doesn't stick
The fish will basically saute in the oil and become a mushy mess. We just did that. It was the worst fish I have ever grilled. Absolutely awful.
This dish was delicious! We used a little extra Cajun seasoning as the baste was a little watery. Excellent dish, we’llmake again.
Great taste! I grilled in a basket to make it easy to turn.
I cooked this in an iron skillet. The pan was filled with water. I dumped it out but there was more. Is is this normal? I am new to cooking fish
Fish should be dried-off before oiled... perhaps, your fish was previously frozen and had retained residual moisture