Strips of dried salmon are seen on June 25, 2009. (Photo by A.R.Nanouk/U.S. Fish and WIldlife Service) Everyone had a job. The men and boys drove the boats upriver to dip the nets in the river and ...

When cooking with my Nicaraguan friend, I first learned about the culinary value of the collar, the most underrated part of the fish. We were prepping a whole snapper for frying, and I was tasked with ...

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Everyone had a job. The men and boys drove the boats upriver to dip the nets in the river and seine. The women waited. Never wondering. There were always enough. The salmon that filled the boats when ...