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Perfect Steam Grilled Seafood and Fish in Half the Time

Posted in Cooking Tips, Equipment. on Wednesday, April 25th, 2012 by Martin Smazenko Tags: steam grilled, steam grilled cod, steam grilled crab cakes, steam grilled crab legs, steam grilled fish, steam grilled haddock, steam grilled lobster, steam grilled salmon, steam grilled scallops, steam grilled seafood, steam grilled shrimp, steam grilled snow crab, steam grilled tune, steam shell, steam shell griddle, steam shell lid
Apr 25

Steam Grilled Shrimp

The Steam Shell Griddle by the American Griddle Company perfectly cooks fish and other seafood. Utilizing the Steam Shell Lid will allow you to greatly reduce cook time for any type of seafood. With even and constant temperatures, fish is cooked thoroughly from top to bottom simultaneously. No more second guessing when cooking seafood!

 

Seafood

Crab Legs

1 LB.-12 Minutes

Lobster

6 oz.-6 Minutes

Shrimp

16/20(1 oz.)-1.5 Minutes

Snow Crab

1 LB.-8-9 Minutes

Scallops

4oz-3 Minutes

Crab Cakes

4oz.-4 Minutes

Steam Grilled Haddock

Fish

Haddock

4-5 oz.-3-4 Minutes

Yellow Fin Tuna

5 oz.-4 Minutes

Salmon

8 oz.-4-5 Minutes

Cod

4 oz.-4 Minutes

Contact the American Griddle Company and find out how you can reduce cook times while also ensuring food safety.

The cooking surface on a Steam Shell Griddle operates on the basic principle that steam transfers heat faster and more efficiently than any other method. Therefore, circulating steam beneath the griddle plate is used to heat the cooking surface, not electric elements or gas burners that can cause temperatures to fluctuate by up to 100°F on the griddle surface, causing burning and fluctuating cook times.

The second component of Steam Shell technology comes from our patented lid system. For years cooks have covered products with pans in an effort to retain moisture and decrease cook times with the creation of steam under the pan. While this method has proven to be fairly effective, it’s also very inconsistent and awkward.

 

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