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Here's how to buy, store, and cook with leeks, in season in October.
Rochelle Bilow

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It’s so pretty, you almost won’t want to eat it.
Emma Wartzman

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Like onions or scallions, raw leeks upgrade sandwiches, soups, and more.
Aleksandra Crapanzano

Culture
Here are 5 ideas for cooking with the sweet, mild-flavored leek.
Diane Chang

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You skipped the pork and the apple cake in favor of this simple recipe from the Beekman Heirloom Cookbook. Here's the recipe.
Julia Bainbridge

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Time to practice.
Team Basically

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Lifestyle
The season's first crop needs minimal adornment. That is, if you handle it just right. Here's what you need to know to be ready.
Guest

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This year, I’m thankful for all the bright, zippy vinegar cutting through the usual spread of starches.
Emily Schultz

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And saves fridge space too.
Lukas Volger

Lifestyle
Here's how I used up (almost) every single thing
Christina Chaey

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Where others see overcooked vegetables I see perfectly cooked vegetables.
Megan Litt

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As a kid, I would turn up my nose. Now they’re my favorite kitchen project.
Antara Sinha

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The ingredient list is simple. But the pasta is loud.
Alex Delany

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Yes, everybody makes basic cooking mistakes. One reader confessed how hard it is to cook different size vegetables (of the same type) all at once, and get it right. Here's our advice.
Rick Martinez

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Here are five other ways to make it worth the cabinet space.
Alexis deBoschnek

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Flatten, stack, slice. Done!
Bon Appétit

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From searing cucumbers to charring leeks, chefs are deploying cool new techniques to cook vegetables (and you can, too)
Bon Appétit

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No holiday table is complete without it.
Elyssa Goldberg

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Ramps are great, but don't discount scallions, leeks, and chives—here's how to use all of spring's best alliums.
Alison Roman

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If words like “humble” and “homey” come to mind when you think about beans, this primer will change your tune. Whether tumbled with citrus, roasted with sausage, or stewed with all that is bright and green, these are winter’s stealth powerhouses.
Carey Polis

Restaurants
Noma, the world's best restaurant, serves charred leeks that you should totally be making at home.
Matt Gross

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It's time to stop hiding those onions, leeks, and scallions in braises and stews! We give you our guide to letting your alliums shine.
Alison Roman

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Find a little joy in winter's steely grasp with leeks, parsnips, kale, and the bright, sharp flavor of grapefruit
Danielle Walsh