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6
ServingsEasy
Published 2002
I like to demonstrate this gratin at cooking classes. As I pour the cream over the dish, my students have that horrified I’ll-never-make-that look, but when I serve the leeks, usually at the same time as other things, I hear, “Ah, the leeks ...”
In classic French cooking, tradition dictates that you blanch the leeks and then cover them with a Mornay or béchamel sauce (see Cauliflower Gratin) and bake or broil them until a crust forms on top. T
