A cedar plank is a great grilling accessory for infusing smoky flavor and keeping food moist. Salmon is the most popular option for plank grilling, but really anything goes. Soak your planks before ...

Native American tribes in the Pacific Northwest have been cooking on cedar planks for thousands of years. It was a practical way to secure fish and other food to a surface so it didn’t fall into the ...

In the mood to barbecue, but don’t want to do burgers? Switch things up with a cedar-plank grilled salmon recipe that’s big on flavor. Cook to impress at your next barbecue with this no-fuss grilling ...

This Pit Boss Cedar Plank Salmon Smoked is fantastic! I love that it’s the time of year I can catch salmon so trying out ...

Thanks to the Weber Grill Restaurant and Grill Academy for this simple, no-fuss method for preparing salmon on planks. There’s no fish sticking to the grill grate. No harrowing lifts to a platter.

If I have one go-to technique for grilling and smoking fish, it is to use a cedar plank. The plank supports the delicate fish as it cooks and doubles as a serving platter. It is a combination of ...

You'll want to get the cedar planks soaking in water for at least an hour, I like to soak mine overnight. If you're using briquettes for grilling start them early, if you are using a gas grill, ...

Any griller worth their weight in king salmon will attest to the importance of a cedar plank. The unassuming piece of wooden cookware is a quick and easy way to add smoky flavors and aromas to fish, ...