12Atlantic salmon fillets, with skin on (6.3 oz / 180g each)
0.5cupextra virgin olive oil (4.0 fl oz / 108g)
1bunchlemon thyme, roughly chopped (1.0 oz / 28g)
0.33cupdill leaves, finely chopped (0.3 oz / 9g)
2tbsp. capers, drained and chopped (0.6 oz / 17g)
0.33cupfresh lemon juice from about 2 lemons (2.8 oz / 80g)
2garlic cloves, finely chopped (0.2 oz / 6g)
0.1tsp. sea salt (0.04 oz / 1g)
1mediumlemon, cut into wedges for garnish (4.2 oz / 120g)
Watch the Marinating Time: Because lemon juice is highly acidic, marinating the salmon for longer than the recommended 4 hours can cause the proteins to break down and become mushy. Stick closely to the 4-hour window.
Perfect the Grill Temperature: Ensure your barbecue grates are very clean, heavily greased, and heated to medium-high before placing the fish down. This guarantees a beautiful sear and prevents sticking.
Use a Meat Thermometer: For perfectly tender and juicy fillets, cook the salmon to an internal temperature of 145°F (63°C) at the thickest part.