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Light a grill. Separate the dark green leek tops from the white and tender green parts. Halve the leek bottoms and run under cold water to remove any grit. Slice the dark green leek tops crosswise 1/2 ...

Light a grill. Halve the leeks lengthwise through the light green part; leave the white parts and root attached. Rinse under cold water. Brush with oil and season with salt and pepper. Grill over ...

For the rest of us, a couple of farm-fresh, sunny-side-up eggs will suffice. Bonus: The chef’s technique for cleaning leeks is a game-changer and works just as well on large ones split in half.

PITY the poor saucier. Though the position of maker-of-sauces has been, since Escoffier, near the top of the kitchen brigade hierarchy, often the sauces themselves go unsung. Unlisted on menus, taken ...

Let this leek and mushroom grilled cheese literally melt in your mouth. (Recipe Credit: Adrianna Adarme of Fresh Tastes). To assemble the grilled cheese, add a few spoonfuls of the leek mixture to one ...

The French way of preparing vegetables in the Greek style is called “a la grecque.” Here, leeks are cooked with plenty of olive oil and garlic, chilled, and then tossed with tomatoes, olives, and ...

1 arge leek (12 ounces), white and light-green parts, cut in half lengthwise, each half thinly sliced crosswise, rinsed well 1½ pounds peeled all-purpose potatoes, cut into 3-to-4-inch chunks ¾ cup ...

I discovered the leek while living in Paris. Of course, I knew what a leek was, but I never thought of it as a main character. My mother used to add leeks when making stock and chicken soup, and even ...

Special to The Washington PostA whole leg of lamb is way too much for my family, so I’ve been happy to discover boneless leg of lamb steaks at the supermarket. The best are evenly cut slabs similar to ...