Garlic Honey Glazed Grilled Seafood Skewers
Grilled Seafood skewers with a garlicky honey glaze.
Category
Main Course
Prep
20 minutes
Cook
10 minutes
Style
American
Technique
Grilling
Diet Friendly
Pescatarian
Daily recipe · August 26, 2025
A little about this dish
Introducing a fabulous reinvention of a classic American seafood dish: Grilled Seafood Skewers with a Garlic Honey Glaze! This recipe gets its appeal from the perfect combination of succulent seafood, aromatic garlic, and a touch of sweetness from the honey glaze. Grilling ensures the seafood stays juicy and tender, and leaves a smoky flavor that complements the sweetness of the glaze.
Ingredients (for 4)
- Garlic — 4 cloves — minced
- Raw honey — 1/2 cup
- Large shrimp — 16 pieces — peeled and deveined
- Scallops — 16 pieces
- Mussels — 16 pieces
- Red bell peppers — 2 — cut into large pieces
- Yellow bell peppers — 2 — cut into large pieces
- Skewers — 8 — soaked in water for 30 minutes
- Olive oil — — for brushing
- Lemon — — for zesting and wedges for serving
- Fresh thyme — — for garnish
- Salt — — to taste
- Black pepper — — to taste
Preparation
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Step 1 — 🔥🌡️⏲️Preheat your grill to medium heat.
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Step 2 — 🥘🍯🔥In a saucepan, heat the minced garlic and honey over low heat until combined and slightly reduced.
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Step 3 — 🍤🍡🌶️Thread the shrimp, scallops, mussels, and bell peppers onto the skewers.
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Step 4 — 🖌️🍤🌶️Brush the seafood and peppers with olive oil, then season with salt and pepper.
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Step 5 — 🍡🔥⏱️Grill the skewers for approximately 3-4 minutes per side until nicely charred and the seafood is cooked.
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Step 6 — 🖌️🍡🔥Brush the glaze onto the skewers while they're still on the grill. Allow them to cook for another minute, letting the glaze caramelize slightly.
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Step 7 — 🍢🍋🌿Remove the skewers from the grill and sprinkle with lemon zest and fresh thyme. Serve with lemon wedges.
A final fox tip
Seafood on skewers is a great dish to get kids involved with; they can help thread the seafood and peppers onto the skewers. For a fun variation, substitute the honey with maple syrup to give the glaze a slightly different flavor profile.