3. Raising happy sheep (Image 3 of 8)
To get every gritty bit of dirt out of the folds of the leek leave the root top attached and slice the vegetable vertically down its length so it looks like a long thin pompom. Then wash the leek with the green leaves hanging down and the white part at the top. Washing the leek the way Jamie is holding them here will just force the dirt back between the leaves.
Jamie Oliver might know his Cavalo Nero from his cauliflower, but do you?
Watch your favourite Jamie food shows again, free, for 30 days
.jpg)
More from Jamie at home
Your Comments
Post your comment
Please note: In order to post a comment you need to be registered and logged in to Channel 4:
Sign In Here or Register Here
Comments closed
Comments are closed at the present time
Comments
Thank you for your comment!
Your message will be reviewed and the best ones will be published below.
If you intended to make an official comment to Channel 4 please contact us.