What vegetables can be grilled?
You can cook a wide variety of foods on the grill. When grilling fillets or fish steaks, you can always add some bell peppers or mushrooms to give them a new flavor.
You can cook a wide variety of foods on the grill. When grilling fillets or fish steaks, you can always add some bell peppers or mushrooms to give them a new flavor.
Now let's talk more about vegetables that are especially delicious when grilled.
1. Corn
Place the corn on the grill, still in its husks, for about 20 minutes, and it's ready. Rotate the cobs as they cook, ensuring they're exposed to the heat from all sides. If most of the kernels are golden brown and only a few are charred, you've done it right. If you choose to cook the corn without the husks, it'll cook in half the time.
2. Zucchini
Cut the zucchini lengthwise into slices about 1 cm thick. Brush them with vegetable oil, place them on the grill, and turn them occasionally. You can also slice the zucchini and grill them on skewers.
3. Asparagus
Trim the bottoms of the asparagus, drizzle the remaining pieces with vegetable oil, and place them on the grill. Grill the spears over an open flame for 6-12 minutes, depending on their thickness.
4. Mushrooms
Mushrooms aren't actually vegetables, although you can grow them in your garden. Small mushrooms can be skewered, and larger ones can be grilled directly on the grill, just be sure to drizzle them with oil before cooking. Grill over an open flame for about 20 minutes or until tender.
5. Sweet pepper
Peppers add color to any shashlik, but they can also be cooked on their own. Cut the peppers in half, remove the seeds and membranes, and grill over an open flame for 10-15 minutes.
6. Onions
Peel the onion, cut into rings, and drizzle with oil. Alternatively, simply cut the onion in half, drizzle with vegetable oil, and carefully arrange it on the grill. Cook the onion over the heat, turning it only once. The onion will be ready in 15 minutes, turning a beautiful brown color.
7. Tomatoes
Buy tomatoes that are not quite ripe yet. This will prevent them from falling apart when you grill them. You can slice the tomatoes into rings and thread them onto skewers, or you can cut them in half and grill them on skewers.
8. Potatoes
The potatoes need to be peeled, but before grilling, they need to be soaked in salted water for a while. Then, they can be sliced, brushed with vegetable oil, and then placed on the grill. You can grill the potatoes over an open flame for 15-20 minutes or over coals, turning occasionally. In the latter case, they will be ready in 20-30 minutes.
9. Artichokes
If you have a whole artichoke, remove the outer leaves and cut it in half, then boil it in salted water. Young artichokes don't need to be parboiled. Brush them with oil and cook for 10 minutes.
We invite you to visit our section with recipes for dishes made from grilled vegetables.
Now let's talk more about vegetables that are especially delicious when grilled.
1. Corn
Place the corn on the grill, still in its husks, for about 20 minutes, and it's ready. Rotate the cobs as they cook, ensuring they're exposed to the heat from all sides. If most of the kernels are golden brown and only a few are charred, you've done it right. If you choose to cook the corn without the husks, it'll cook in half the time.
2. Zucchini
Cut the zucchini lengthwise into slices about 1 cm thick. Brush them with vegetable oil, place them on the grill, and turn them occasionally. You can also slice the zucchini and grill them on skewers.
3. Asparagus
Trim the bottoms of the asparagus, drizzle the remaining pieces with vegetable oil, and place them on the grill. Grill the spears over an open flame for 6-12 minutes, depending on their thickness.
4. Mushrooms
Mushrooms aren't actually vegetables, although you can grow them in your garden. Small mushrooms can be skewered, and larger ones can be grilled directly on the grill, just be sure to drizzle them with oil before cooking. Grill over an open flame for about 20 minutes or until tender.
5. Sweet pepper
Peppers add color to any shashlik, but they can also be cooked on their own. Cut the peppers in half, remove the seeds and membranes, and grill over an open flame for 10-15 minutes.
6. Onions
Peel the onion, cut into rings, and drizzle with oil. Alternatively, simply cut the onion in half, drizzle with vegetable oil, and carefully arrange it on the grill. Cook the onion over the heat, turning it only once. The onion will be ready in 15 minutes, turning a beautiful brown color.
7. Tomatoes
Buy tomatoes that are not quite ripe yet. This will prevent them from falling apart when you grill them. You can slice the tomatoes into rings and thread them onto skewers, or you can cut them in half and grill them on skewers.
8. Potatoes
The potatoes need to be peeled, but before grilling, they need to be soaked in salted water for a while. Then, they can be sliced, brushed with vegetable oil, and then placed on the grill. You can grill the potatoes over an open flame for 15-20 minutes or over coals, turning occasionally. In the latter case, they will be ready in 20-30 minutes.
9. Artichokes
If you have a whole artichoke, remove the outer leaves and cut it in half, then boil it in salted water. Young artichokes don't need to be parboiled. Brush them with oil and cook for 10 minutes.
We invite you to visit our section with recipes for dishes made from grilled vegetables.
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