Definition
Sand leek, also known as Allium scorodoprasum, is a wild relative of garlic and onions, found in sandy or gravelly soils. It features tall, slender stalks and distinctive bulbils that form in its flowerheads. The plant has a mild garlic flavor, making it suitable for culinary use, though less common than regular garlic. Think of it as the rustic cousin of the onion family, preferring to grow in the wild. 🌾