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Sauteed Asparagus
4 Servings
100% would make this recipe for Sauteed Asparagus again.
Simple, quick way to prepare asparagus. What's this you say? You don't like asparagus? If so, I bet you you're overcooking it... it should still be very slightly crunchy when eaten. And please -- don't ever boil asparagus away... it gets far too mushy and loses all its flavor! This recipe start to finish - about 12 mins; about 4 mins sauteeing time.
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Sauteed Asparagus Ingredients
1 bunch
Asparagus
Salt
to taste
1 tablespoon
Butter
Instructions for Sauteed Asparagus
Chop off root end of asparagus. Some recipe books give you the following tip: holding the stalk at both ends, bend the stalk until it snaps. While this method works, it sacrifices a good 10-20% of the edible green stalk. Over time, you get a feel for where the good, darker green stalk starts and the lighter green tough part begins. This can range from 1-3" from the bottom of the stalks. Use a knife.
Wash the asparagus under cold water. Pat dry.
Bring saute pan to medium high heat. Add butter, quickly spread in pan, and then asparagus. Saute about 4-5 mins; test with a fork or tongs -- it should still be slightly firm. Season to taste with salt and pepper and serve immediately.
Main Ingredient:
Asparagus
Cuisine:
American
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crysntx
thanksgiving for four
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claudiapatx
With big fat aspagus: I peel the woody, fiberous outer layer from the lower portions of stalk with an ordinary potato peeler. Leaving the tender heart. Less waste. More goodness.
burneggroll
on May 31 2008 1:14AM
Very good, great flavor.
fireb4smoke
on Mar 9 2008 4:42PM
Excellent flavor! Tastes much better than steaming or boiling. I used less butter and a nonstick pan.
bd53gh
on Oct 12 2007 6:22PM
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My personal preference with asparagus is to steam it. But I'm posting this recipe anyway -- it's my father-in-law's preferred way of serving asparagus. [I posted this recipe.]
admin
on Jul 22 2005 10:56PM
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