Recipe courtesy Dan Smith and Steve McDonagh
Show: Party Line with the Hearty BoysEpisode: Elegant Dinner Party
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Preheat the oven to 375 degrees F.
Place the leeks into a baking dish and pour the wine over them. Dot the leeks with butter and sprinkle with sel de mer. Place uncovered in the oven for 30 to 40 minutes, until they are fork tender. Remove from the braising liquid and serve immediately.
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By amingrone_4682031
East Haven, CT
on October 04, 2007
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Very, very good and very easy. Just salt to taste as this salt is very course.
By tiverton35_299682
clifton, VA
on April 09, 2007
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The Boys have some fun receipes, but this is not a well thought through one because it simply doesn't translate into practise.
I am really sad to see a receipe published which calls for cooking four whole leeks - no trimming instructions, no divisions, and suggesting the quantity will serve eight - for an "elegant dinner party". Come on! You've got a chicken breast on each plate - and then what - a giant whole leek on every other plate? No first course. This is not an elegant dinner party - imagine it in reality - no beginning. Chicken breasts, a veggie on alternate plates . Lets get a little more professional here.
By april3_4857555
Cary, NC
on February 23, 2006
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The flavor was good but you couldn't eat them because the outer part was too tough even though it was thoroughly cooked. I figured I should have peeled off several more layers off each one first but the only tender part was a little skinny part in the center. It was disappointing but looked good for the presentation.
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