Grilled Shrimp
Cuisine: SeafoodPrep/Preheat time
25
minutesGrill time
5
minutesEasy grilled shrimp on your outdoor electric grill. Easy to follow step-by-step recipe for grilled shrimp on an electric grill. Simple homemade seasoning and wood-fired flavor on your outdoor electric grill.
Ingredients
Shrimp, peeled and deveined
Canola oil
Homemade Fish Seasoning or your favorite fish seasoning (I like Badia Seafood Seasoning Creole Blend)
Directions
- Prep Your Outdoor Electric Grill
- For Grilled Shrimp, put 1½ Tablespoons wood pellets in the smoker tube. Evenly distribute the pellets so that they are in a single layer in the tube.
- Uncover grill. Plug into the outlet and press Reset, Test, and Reset again on the cord’s safety device.
- Place the smoker tube toward the back of the grill, close the lid, and preheat for 25 minutes on High.
- Prep the Shrimp
- Remove the shrimp from the refrigerator 20 minutes before grilling.
- Slide both the shrimp head and tail ends onto stainless steel (or soaked wood) skewers. Shrimp should touch, but not be pressed tightly together.
- Place skewers on a sheet pan and spray and brush both sides of the shrimp with canola oil.
- Sprinkle fish seasoning on both sides.
- Grill the Shrimp
- After your outdoor electric grill has preheated, place the skewers on the grill. Keep the lid closed unless you are turning the food.
- Grill on High Heat for 3 minutes.
- Turn over wearing a grill glove.
- Grill for about 2 minutes until shrimp are completely white and opaque, not gray or shiny.
- Immediately serve your grilled shrimp over rice or cheese grits or on shrimp tacos.
- Clean Your Outdoor Electric Grill
- After removing the Grilled Shrimp, close your outdoor electric grill lid and leave it on High for 10 minutes.
- Turn the grill off. Leave the lid closed for at least 10 minutes or until you are ready to clean the grill.
- While the grill is still warm, brush the grill grate with a stainless steel grill brush.
- Leave the lid open to let the grill cool down and wood pellets burn out.
- Lift the grates and use a plastic putty knife to lightly scrape debris from the bottom of them and the lower bowl through the hole into the drip pan.
- Wipe the grates and the inside of the lid with a dry paper towel to remove any remaining loose debris.
- Remove the aluminum foil drip pan liner.
- Careful to make sure the smoker tube is cool, empty ash from the smoker tube into the drip pan liner. Place a small amount of water on the ash in the pan to ensure the ash is wet and cold.
- Wipe the drip pan out with a paper towel into a trash can and wash it with hot water and soap. Dry and return to grill.
- Unplug the grill and replace the cover.
Grill Time Summary
Side 1 | High | 3 min |
Side 2 | High | 2 min |
Send your electric grill recipe comments or suggestions for grilling shrimp on your outdoor electric grill to info@balconygrilled.com.