I used fresh pineapple and followed the recipe exactly with the exception of substituting real ginger for powdered. Then I let it marinate overnight in a zip lock.
The marinade was a little strong to the taste, but I didn't think it would carry over as strong into the pineapple. I put them on the grill with some mesquite wood chips and grilled them for about 6 minutes per side.



I also threw on some chicken breasts that were marinating in a store-bought South Western Spice Marinade that the Mrs made while we were at the game. Here's what it looked like off the grill. The plate was a Valentines gift for the Mrs that was hand-painted by the Pudge (one of those kid's ceramics stores). This was the first time I used it.

And here it is as the complete dinner with the chicken, corn, asparagus (steamed - I should have grilled it but ran out of time) and baked potato.

4 comments:
mmmmmm! Nice grill marks! Forget the chicken, I'd love that pineapple on some grilled pound cake with vanilla ice cream!
I'm sorry it wasn't a complete success but it's always good to push outside your comfort zone. I hope you do try it again. Looked like a great meal. Happy Dim Sum.
Pineapple pines for
the lofty perch it once had
like a deposed King.
Family fed well.
Palates not excited but
bodies made healthy.
Diva
That's why I love my Weber grill - the grill marks.
Shamu
Yeah, overall the meal was pretty good. I hate doing the same old stuff. Sometimes you crash and burn.
Troll
I pined for a change
Culinarilly new dish
Rummed out by the Mrs
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