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Cod With Leeks and Tomatoes

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Cod is a lean fish that is available year-round and can be baked, broiled, or poached. Its mild taste pairs well with sharp flavors, such as lemon.

Source: Everyday Food, May/June 2003
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Cut away and discard the root and dark-green leaves of the leeks, then thinly slice the white and light-green parts crosswise into rounds. Wash the pieces in several changes of cold water until there's no more grit at the bottom of the bowl. Drain on paper towels.

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  • ALR10051676DW
    16 JAN, 2018
    ****MINOUCHKA -- Au lieu of thyme I used fresh tarragon from my garden. It turned out great and it's so goood and healthy!
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  • mmhanigan1
    30 SEP, 2014
    Such a healthy and delicious recipe. I've also made it with sliced fingerling potatoes and chopped wax beans. Roast them first for 8-10 mins with olive oil and herbs, then proceed with the leeks. You can make this with chopped fresh summer tomatoes too.
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  • MSfan79
    9 MAR, 2014
    If you're thinking of making this recipe, you should! I've made it several times. It's so easy and very fresh tasting with the lemon and thyme. The leeks are quite mild and I love how the cherry tomatoes get plump and sweet after cooking (I actually used a carton of grape tomatoes). I served it with a green salad and orzo mixed with spinach and parmesan.
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  • MS10705763
    13 APR, 2011
    I did not make any adjustments to the recipe above and was so dissapointed with the results. I will try making it without the thyme next time.
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  • alexbarrett
    6 APR, 2010
    I forgot the thyme, and it sounds like it's a good thing I did. Easy, light, yummy way to prepare fish and veggies. Tip: Trader Joe's sells leeks trimmed and washed in a two-pack bag. Makes this dish even easier.
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  • smd1227
    13 JAN, 2010
    Dont you hate this thing?
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  • smd1227
    13 JAN, 2010
    This is so easy
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  • smd1227
    13 JAN, 2010
    This is so easy
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  • catherinefm
    10 DEC, 2009
    I have made this recipe numerous times for a variety of guests. Everyone raves about it and it is so simple and requires very little time. Top of my list. Catherine
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  • ajca
    1 MAY, 2008
    I thought this was really good. The thyme was a little strong, but my husband loved it. I used dried thyme, and I think I would try with the fresh next time for better flavor. The fish was mild enough that the kids ate it too. We will definately make it again.
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