Enlivened with a touch of sugar, honey, fruit, or maple syrup, these seafood recipes all guarantee a sweet boost of flavor with rich smokiness.
A simple glaze featuring bright citrus and sweet maple syrup coats the salmon as it cooks, creating the perfect caramelization. You will relish every delicious bite.
Recipe: Maple Grilled Salmon
We guarantee that after tasting one bite of this summery dish, you'll want to head right back to the kitchen and make another batch of the tropical salsa. Tangy, fruity, with eye-popping colors, the mango salsa is fantastic with halibut, but try it other types of fish, too.
With its intoxicatingly floral perfume, the sweet-tart passion fruit is an intriguing partner for grilled shrimp. When ripe, the egg-shaped fruit will have a slightly dimpled, deep purple skin.
When grilled, the brown sugar-paprika rub turns slightly crusty and caramelized, giving this dish an irresistible flavor and texture. And to top that: it's a 5-ingredient recipe that you can whip together in less than half an hour.
Recipe: Brown Sugar Grilled Salmon
A firm white fish with delicate flavor, striped bass is delicious with bold seasonings. A mixture of fresh ginger and orange juice acts like a culinary light bulb in the sauce, brightening the musky sweetness of mango. Dress this dish up or down by pairing it with an icy pilsner or a fruity white, like Riesling.
Place bite-sized fish fillets, shrimp, and assorted vegetables on skewers for easy grilling. Serve alongside a sweet Guava BBQ Sauce to kick up the flavor with fiery spice.
The kingly Cabernet Sauvignon pairs surprisingly well with mid-summer blackberries, which emphasize the wine's fruity, full-flavored appeal. Spoon this dramatically-hued sauce over a salmon steak for an unforgettable grilled meal.
Cooling yet sweet, with a citrus tang, this refreshing relish goes down easy with the firm, mild mahimahi. Pair it with a sparkly prosecco, and make a pre-dinner toast to your own grill-fabulous self.
You might not be able to rustle up a beachside view, tropical breezes, or a friendly waiter with a tray of umbrella-laden cocktails, but this festive shrimp dinner will certainly put you in a vacation mood. To save time, start with cored, sliced pineapple from the produce section.
Recipe: Shrimp Sate with Pineapple Salsa
Liberally coated in chili powder and cumin before going on the grill, these salmon fillets pack a spicy bite. But if you're worried about it being too hot, relax–a touch of brown sugar and maple syrup brings the flavors into perfect balance.
Recipe: Maple-Glazed Salmon
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