“After discovering cork cutting boards, I’ll never go back to plastic or wood,” says cookbook author Grace Young. “They don’t slide around on the counter while you’re cutting. They’re antimicrobial and antifungal, and the cork has a nice cushiony feeling, which is important to me because Chinese recipes often require a lot of knife work.”
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