photography by Barbara
Not the Brittany kind, the spring veggie kind.
I could eat them grilled, in soup, in scrambled eggs...steamed and crisp cooked is best. I lightly peel away the tougher outer skin from the bottom of the spears with a vegetable peeler.
For years, I contemplated growing my own asparagus but was put off by the fact that you must let the ferns mature for three years before picking. The relative price of the vegetable has dropped, and availability increased. And when can't eat it, you might wear it!
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| asparagus T by moonhalo |
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| polymer clay hair stick by WynneWear |
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| bottlecap magnet from weUPCYCLEwithLOVE |
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| fingerless gloves by Laima Shop...nice stems! |
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| dawning of the age of asparagus T by maGraphics |
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| ceramic sprout ring from contempojewels |
3 comments:
Love asparagus! Thank you very much for making me part of this good greens:)
Asparagus rocks! We're honored to be included in your lovely blog, Cookie ♥ Now we must go steam some spears because your photo is making us hungry =]
We LOVE asparagus!
We put it in the oven drizzled with a little olive oil and garlic powder. We like it crispy! I kid you not, it's a side with dinner tonite! Blog looks GREAT!!!
xo
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