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heidih

heidih

Great memory David. I can see your look of wonder in my mind's eye.

 

I didn't grow up with asparagus and honestly can't remember my first taste. Once I had it I was hooked. For some reason I associate it with artichokes. so maybe it was during mom's experimental phase ;)

 

Before the roasted vegetable craze swept the nation I always enjoyed it simply steamed or cooked with minimal water/tight fitting pan lid and dipped in a sharp mustard sauce or mustardy, garlicky mayo.  I do enjoy the thicker spears roasted. I served it as an appetizer at a recent dinner gathering to roasted asparagus virgins. They devoured the spears with oohs and aahs.  I coat lightly with olive oil, soy sauce, and a touch of honey.

 

heidih

heidih

Great memory David. I can see your look of wonder in my mind's eye.

 

I didn't grow up with asparagus and hoestly can't remember my first taste. Once I hd it I was hooked. For some reason I assoite it with artichokes. so maybe if as during mom's experimental phase ;)

 

Before the roasted vegetable craze swept the nation I alwys enjued it simpy steamed or cooked with minimal watr/tight fitting pan lid and dipped in a sharp mustard sauce or mustardy, garlicky mayo.  I do enjoy the thicker spears eoasted. I served it as an appetizer at a recent dinner gathering to roasted asparagus virgins. They devoured the spears with oohs and aahs.  I coat lightly with olive oil, soy sauce, and a touch of honey.3

 

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