Asparagus lovers?
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I like to wrap it in foil, drizzle some EVOO over it, add some salt/pepper and bake it. Then sprinkle some Fat Free Feta cheese over it.0
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LOVE Asparagus! Can't wait til I have a deep freeze and can buy in bulk.
I like to saute some garlic in olive oil then coat the spears, wrap a couple in Proscuitto, sprinkle with a little feta cheese and bake in the oven.0 -
I griddle it, then serve with a splash of soy and a sprinkling of fresh chilli and spring onion!
Whoa. I think I'm stopping by the store on the way home. Chili as in powder, or pepper?0 -
Sauteed in olive oil with salt, pepper, and garlic. Then add some grated parmesan/asiago/romano/whatever cheese.
Occasionally just grilled, but the above is my favorite.
Yum.0 -
grill it, roast it, steam it - I LOVE asparagus no matter what. I love it with a bit of olive oil, garlic and peppercorn on it.. yeeeum.0
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Mmm grilled with poached egg! My favourite!0
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I drizzle a little olive oil, and sprinkle garlic, coarse sea salt, and pepper. I then grill until tender.
MMMM Now, I am hungry.0 -
Broiled or grilled with a light spray of olive oil, a pinch of salt and garlic powder. Sometimes I skip the garlic. Either way, YUM.0
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I enjoy it raw, cut up in my salad with italian dressing.0
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Roast it in the oven with a bit of either crushed garlic or olive tapenade.0
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I usually do mine on a baking sheet in the over with a quick spray of PAM and whichever seasoning I'm up for that night.. I like veggie and Cajun shake - Or I'll grill them on the Traeger.0
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I love asparagus, and would love to hear how everyone likes to eat it! I'm always looking for new ways to make veggies even more delicious.
When I was younger it was often a side dish, though it was usually asparagus and cream. Not particularly healthy but still delicious. Now I eat it straight up, but I'm looking for ways to convert friends to the awesomeness of this lovely green veggie.
How do you eat asparagus?
I loooove to roast it in a pan with a little olive oil, low sodium soy sauce, and toasted sesasme seeds, then when cooked just sligtly over al denti take out put in a dish add remaining soy sauce and sesame seeds and chill for about a hr before eating! Soooo Yummy!0 -
I love asparagus, and would love to hear how everyone likes to eat it! I'm always looking for new ways to make veggies even more delicious.
When I was younger it was often a side dish, though it was usually asparagus and cream. Not particularly healthy but still delicious. Now I eat it straight up, but I'm looking for ways to convert friends to the awesomeness of this lovely green veggie.
How do you eat asparagus?
I Love asparagus, I just stir fry in a little extra virgin olive oil, maybe some garlic and Mrs. dash which is salt free and contains 14 herbs and spices. I sure hope they have some at the store today. I just made myself hungry0 -
Asparagus is one of my favorites. All of these recipes sound great.0
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I'm a little obsessed with eating my asparagus like this:
Oven roasted on a sheet covered with parchment paper, drizzled with olive oil and minced garlic.
When cooked (8-10 min at 350), top with balsamic vinegar and crumbled feta.
So simple and SO good.0 -
I just lay it out in a glass making dish and drizzle with balsamic vinegar and soy sauce and bake. I'm a little more liberal with the soy sauce, use the balsamic sparingly. (Bake 10 mins or so) It gives it almost a meaty flavor. Pairs awesomely with a nice steak.0
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Asparagus is a natural detoxer
I can smell the toxins leaving my body when I urinate after eating them
Rofl, is that what that smell is?0 -
Grilled with olive oil, garlic, pepper, and crushed red pepper. Just before serving, add a half-lemon's worth of juice. Works in a pan and oven just as well.0
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Just this morning I did a quick sautee of two small-chopped asparagus spears, along with five quartered cherry tomatoes, in a little olive oil. Once the tomatoes had lost a lot of their liquid and softened, I scrambled in two eggs, and added some curry powder, salt and pepper, and finished cooking to a nice, soft-scramble. I ate along with one satsuma tangerine for a really tasty, nutritious and hot 264 calorie breakfast on a chilly, rainy morning. Tasty!0
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I like to oven roast it with olive oil, garlic, lemon zest, lemon juice and pepper.0
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