Asparagus
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Grill 3 minutes with a fine mist of olive oil and salt-free lemon pepper or a squirt of lemon or lime juice Or you can through them on a girl.... either way ..0
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Drizzle with EVOO, sprinkle with lemon zest and grill/broil for a few minutes.
THEN top with freshly grated nutmeg.
The flavors of nutmeg with the asparagus and lemon produce tannins and complex flavors similar to those found in wine.0 -
You can even bake it! the same was as on the "girl" just throw it in the oven, i also put a little bit of Parmesan cheese on mine as well!!0
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My grandma will make it in a pan. Just a tiny bit of oil, and at the end you squeeze some fresh lemon juice and a little salt on it. It's awesome!0
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My favorite is baked in the oven. Coat with olive oil, salt & pepper. When they are done baking I love to squeeze fresh lemon juice all over them. They are amazing.0
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Boil, steam bake, girll.. I always add cheese!.:)0
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Brush with olive oil, salt, pepper and throw them on the girl for a few minutes...
I don't have a girl to throw them on. Lol
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Brush with olive oil, salt, pepper and throw them on the girl for a few minutes...
I don't have a girl to throw them on. Lol
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I love it too.
I prepare It a few different ways.
1. pan fry with olive oil, salt and pepper = basic, blah
2. bake in oven with parmesan cheese and garlic
3. wrap with prosciutto and fry or bake0 -
Everything tastes better when you throw em on a girl :devil:
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lemon, olive oil,and sea salt ,grill good to go.0
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Our favorite is to grill them after sprinkling EVOO or pats of butter on them (if DH preps) and then sprinkle Penzy's Fox Point Seasoning.
When it's not grilling weather we steam them and then spray butter w/ Penzy's Fox Point Seasoning.0 -
Quickly braise them in a skillet with a tablespoon of butter, a little salt and a handful of pecan halves.... YUM!!!0
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- Ribboned in a salad with avocado dressing
- Stir-fried with mange tout, red chilli and oyster sauce
- Rolled in olive oil, sea salt flakes and cracked black pepper on a hot grill
- Steamed with a hollandaise sauce and a poached egg on top
- In a creamy, mustard sauce with Rabbit
- Soup!0 -
Olive oil, lemon juice, and a sprinkle of salt - roasted in the oven at about 350-375 with some sort of protein baking on the same baking sheet until the protein is done (~25 min. give or take). Typically I roast it with a thick cut of salmon.0
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Either raw or grill it and use it in veggie wraps and pita sandwiches!0
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I do a little butter and some garlic salt and bake it in the oven.0
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