Leek

How to substitute leeks for other vegetables? It’s easy, because it’s equal measures: For example, for one cup of sliced onion, use 1 cup of… Read More »How Many Leeks Equal An Onion?

Leeks, while similar in concept to scallions, aren’t as well-suited to being eaten raw, thanks to their more fibrous texture. But they can work well… Read More »Can Leeks Be Substituted For Onions?

A recognized diuretic, its properties are due to the presence of specific carbohydrates and fructosan as well as its high potassium – sodium ratio. Consumed… Read More »Are Leeks Good For Kidneys?

Leeks have laxative property and thus, they help in relieving constipation. This vegetable is a natural diuretic, antiseptic and an anti-arthritic agent. Are leeks good… Read More »Are Leeks A Laxative?

Allium tricoccum (commonly known as ramp, ramps, ramson, wild leek, wood leek, or wild garlic) is a North American species of wild onion widespread across… Read More »What Is Another Name For A Wild Leek?

According to John Mariani, author of “The Encyclopedia of American Food & Drink,” the word ramps comes from “rams” or “ramson,” the name of the… Read More »Why Are Leeks Called Ramps?

Leeks are a member of the onion family, native to the eastern Mediterranean and the Middle East—the biggest producers are Indonesia, Turkey, France, Republic of… Read More »Is A Leek An Onion?

Leeks are part of the Allium family (which also includes onion, chives, and garlic) and are poisonous to dogs and cats. Will a small amount… Read More »Can Dogs Eat Leeks?

One of the easiest ways to store onions, shallots, garlic, leeks and even scallions is to dry them. Their size is dramatically reduced, and tightly… Read More »How Do You Store Leeks Long Term?

The reason that leeks would fall over is that you didn’t plant them in holes or trenches. Or if you planted from seed, you didn’t… Read More »Why Are My Leeks Falling Over?