heresluck: (vegetable 1)
here's luck ([personal profile] heresluck) wrote in [personal profile] sisabet 2005-01-21 03:07 am (UTC)

With leeks, you want to use the white part and the pale green part -- there's usually about an inch of pale green between the white and the dark green.

The dark green is really good for making vegetable stock; you throw it in a pot with the ends of the onions, the potato peelings, the apple core, ends of carrots, squash innards, etc., add about 6 cups of water, and cook for 20-30 minutes. Then put a colander over the pot where you have the soup vegetables and just strain it right in. Good times.

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