A flavorful focaccia layered with caramelized leeks, smoky bacon, garlic, rosemary, and creamy Fromage Blanc. Perfect for sharing as an appetizer or serving as a rustic side dish.Read More
This rustic yet refined side dish highlights the natural sweetness of roasted fingerling potatoes, caramelized onions, and mellow garlic brought together by a tangy balsamic glaze. The leeks and red onions add layers of flavor and color, while the balsamic reduction gives everything a glossy finish and a touch of acidity. It’s a simple but...Read More
Cooking vegetables en papillote—sealed in parchment—concentrates their flavors while keeping them moist and tender. In this elegant yet simple preparation, leeks transform into something silky and aromatic, their flavor shifting subtly from the sweet white base to the grassy green tips. Paired with carrots, thyme, and a drizzle of olive oil, the result is light...Read More
This humble yet elegant potato leek soup is a French classic. It’s simple to make, deeply comforting, and can be enjoyed hot or cold. In fact, when served chilled with cream, it takes on its famous alter ego, vichyssoise. With tender leeks, buttery potatoes, and a silky finish, it’s a recipe that feels timeless. Garnish...Read More
A staple of French bistro cooking, this elegant dish transforms humble leeks into something refined. Often called the “poor man’s asparagus,” leeks become tender, silky, and flavorful when steamed and marinated in a tangy vinaigrette. Unlike boiling, steaming helps preserve their structure while allowing them to soak up the dressing. Serve chilled over a bed...Read More
