Centuries-old technique. Eight dollars for restaurant-quality fish.
Indigenous peoples of the Pacific Northwest have been cooking salmon on cedar planks for centuries. The wood smolders on the grill, infusing fish with a sweet, smoky perfume while keeping it moist and preventing it from sticking. A pack of planks costs eight dollars, soaks in water for an hour, and turns any backyard grill into a seafood restaurant.

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