What seasonings/marinades would you use on fish you are grilling? What kinds of fish are better for grilling? How do you know when they are done? How do you turn them without them falling apart?
I prefer to grill thicker fish, like salmon or swordfish steaks, but you can grill ANY fisheasierfish to grill are salmon, tuna, tilapia, swordfish, trout, halibut, and catfishI like to season with lemon pepper,.salt, and onion powder then squeeze fresh lemon juice on the fish as soon as it comes off the grillthe absolute, sure-fire way to prevent fish from sticking is this- aluminum foil! take a sheet of aluminum foil, prick it a few times with a fork, spray with Pam, and place your seasoned fish on the foil, then on a med-high heat grillcook until it can easily be lifted and flipped over, then cook until it flakes when a fork pulls against itthe foil allows the grill flavor to permeate the fish and creates a barrier between sticky grill grates and the fragile fish.
You can get a mini mini fridge - one that holds a few cans of soda - and just pop it in there if she can't finish it allIt will fit on a counterAnything over 10 hours is pushing it though.
I got a used mini-fridge for $40, it works great Canned cat food is a meat product, it can get bacteria just the same as raw meat or cooked meat left out for 10 hoursFour hours max should be the room temp timeYou won't smell bacteria often, but it's still thereIt makes digesting it more difficult and can cause health issues same as if we ate a burger that was sitting out on the counter that longStandard rule of thumb, the bacteria count doubles every hour5% turns to 10%, turns to 20% which turns to 40%, etc.
cats are designed to eat raw meat and are not above eating carrion if they come across a carcass while out huntingTheir digestive tracts are much more acidic and much shorter so any pathogens they might come across are either killed in the acid or don't have time to multiply once eatenI have left food out for my foster kittens for several days - by forgetfulness, not on purpose - and it gets eaten and the kittens are no worse for itDon't worry, your kitty will start to grow an appetite, and will finish off the food soonOften kittens eat more then adultsYou can buy the 3 oz cans or packs of foodJust put the whole thing down for herI wouldn't bother wrapping any of it upbut a small fridge wouldn't be a bad ideaEating out all the time isn't good for your long term healthThere is a lot that can be done with a little imagination :)
