Dried

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Many plant items are dried for use as food or other material. They can be wind-dried, sun-dried, or smoke-dried, among others. Sometimes drying involves brining, curing or smoking.

Relationships involving this entry

• Agricultural
  • First Nations of B.C. use salal as a food.

Other entries related to this one through a relationship

• Meaning
  • Fresh (through First Nations of B.C. use salal as a food.)
• People
  • Coast Salish (through First Nations of B.C. use salal as a food.)
  • Kwakwaka’wakw (through First Nations of B.C. use salal as a food.)
  • Tsimshian (through First Nations of B.C. use salal as a food.)
• Plant
  • Alder (through First Nations of B.C. use salal as a food.)
  • Berries (through First Nations of B.C. use salal as a food.)
  • Salal (through First Nations of B.C. use salal as a food.)
• Time
  • Winter (through First Nations of B.C. use salal as a food.)