WHO WE ARE

We are a network of over 30 small, family farms that offers 100% local, seasonal food.

WHERE WE ARE

Our pick-up locations.
We currently serve the San Francisco Bay Area through public and private pick-up sites. Our public sites include: San Francisco Avedano's and Cheese Plus, Palo Alto Calafia Cafe, Redwood City The Movie Groove and Grind.

Leeks

Leeks are a cool season crop in the allium family, related to onions and garlic. We we eat the stem and and leaves of this plant, which is available from the fall through the spring.

Caring for Leeks: Remove tie or rubber band, cut off dark green leaves, save light green and white. Store inthe crisper drawer of your refrigerator in a moist towel/cloth bag or plastic bag. Use within 7 days.

Preparing Leeks: Leeks have a mild onion-y flavor and can be used in many of the same ways. Remove the tough, dark green leaves and the rootlets at the bottom of the stalk, reserving the light green and white parts. To clean the leeks, slice them in half lengthwise and run them under the tap. Frying leeks makes them crunchy and preserves the flavor, while sauteing them will infuse surrounding food with flavor. Leeks are delicious in quiches, soups, and omelets and any dishes you might usually include onions in.

Related Recipes:

Southern-Style Collards

Perfect Potato Leek Frittata

Stuffed Sweet Dumpling Squash

Braised Leeks

Squash and Greens Risotto

Cheesy Leek and Couscous Cake

Cheesy Creamy Leeks

Roasted Vegetables

Potato and Leek Soup