Pls help with cooking salmon fillet in an electric grill?

Jul 04, 2009 by yahoo user | Posted in Cooking & Recipes

I am planning to cook salmon fillet and I was reasoning about making it in an electric grill..I have this type:

http://www.gas-grills.org/images/draw s/george-foreman-gr31sb-jumbo-stainless- steel-indoor-electric-grill.jpg

Will

Dilemma: salmon is fragile and also has a lot of liquid in it.
I would leave the grill open because you would burst forth the salmon up from the weight of the lid while cooking; the salmon will spit translucent all over your workspace while cooking,

spiffer1 | Jul 04, 2009

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