Leeks are common in recipes and dishes, often as a milder substitute for onions. The recipe calls for two leeks finely sliced.
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Preparation Tip
When cooking with leeks, make sure to wash them thoroughly, as dirt can be trapped within the layers. Rinse the leek under running water after slicing it.
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Edible Parts
Typically, the white and light green parts of leeks are eaten, while the dark green tops are tougher. Discard the dark green section of the leek before chopping.