Pro tips and tricks to grill rockfish to perfection. Seafood chef Michael Cimarusti (Providence) shows us how to avoid fish getting stuck to the grill, and how to cook it through yet leave it moist and succulent.

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  1. I’d love to see this video without the edits, because god damn he fucks with that perfect fish a lot once it hits the grill. A true grill master knows all you are supposed to do is a single turn once that fish hits the grill and never touch it otherwise.

  2. Without a thermometer, (125 degrees), I tend to overcook—just til the albumin begins to leak out—overdone.
    I have never had unscaled fish before.
    Black gill cod. I bought a friend some black Cod from Alaska, my best ideas bought for others. I was told it is not Cod at all.

  3. Skin looks burned to me… I use a bbq and put the fish on specific wood to add flavor…

  4. So… You put some grease (mayo you say) on the skin, but not on the fleshy side that sticks the most?

  5. To get scales in their mouth you do not drill fish with scales on.. imagine in a nice restaurant having to pick scales out of your mouth and put them on the side of your plate what a fool

  6. Not just for fish, cooking anything by coals needs attention as the heat is uneven and fluctuating

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