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Why pan-sear salmon when you can grill it and create a smoky, flavorful option? This grilled salmon fillet recipe is one of our best 30-minute meals<\/a>, and harnessing the power of the grill means the whole thing comes together in just 25 minutes\u2014prep and all.<\/p>\n

The best part about learning how to make grilled salmon fillet is that this cooking method infuses the fish with a ton of flavor without adding extra fat. It’s a lighter meal choice that doesn’t compromise on taste, combining the rich flavor of salmon with a bright, tangy marinade and a touch of smoky flavor from the grill.<\/p>\n

What is the best type of salmon for grilling?<\/h2>\n

King salmon (aka chinook) is often considered the best type of salmon<\/a> for grilling due to its high-fat content, which keeps it from drying out. Sockeye and coho salmon are also excellent choices if you can’t find king salmon at the store. When it comes to sources, we generally prefer wild-caught salmon for its flavor profile, but farm-raised salmon also tastes great on the grill.<\/p>\n

Grilled Salmon Fillet Ingredients<\/h2>\n