Go GrillingVegetables and FruitGrilling gives fruits and veggies a smoky-sweet flavor, and it's amazingly easy. Here's what you need to know to master the technique. Watch the video | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Use this chart as a general guide for preparing and grilling times.
The easiest way to tell if vegetables or fruits are cooked is to pierce them with a kitchen knife or fork. If the utensil goes in easliy, the items are done.
Preparation | Grilling Time | |
Artichokes | Trim tough outer petals, halve lengthwise; blanch until tender | 8 to 10 min. |
Asparagus | Trim tough end | 6 to 8 min. |
Corn | Soak ears in water 20 to 30 min (leave in husks) | 30 to 40 min. |
Eggplant | Slice 3/4 inch thick | 8 to 10 min. |
Fennel (Anise) | Remove leaves; cut bulb into quarters | 10 to 12 min. |
Leeks | Halve lengthwise; rinse well | 10 to 12 min. |
Garlic | Wrap whole bulb in foil; place over indirect heat | 30 to 40 min. |
Mushrooms | Leave whole | 6 to 8 min. |
Onions | Peel; cut n halves or quarters; skewer | 15 to 20 min. |
Peppers | Cut in halves or quarters; remove seeds | 10 to 12 min. |
Potatoes (white, yams) | Slive 1/2 inch thick | 15 to 20 min. |
Squash, summer | Halve lengthwise or slice 1 inch and skewer | 8 to 10 min. |
Tomatoes | Skewer quarters and cherry tomatoes; halve plum tomatoes lengthwise | 3 to 5 min. |
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