5-9-12: What’s Cookin’?
May 9, 2012 at 7:55 am Leave a comment
Prosciutto Wrapped Asparagus
- 12 Asparagus Spears Blanched
- 12 Slices Prosciutto Sliced in Long Strips
- Container of Boursin Cheese, or Blue Cheese Spread or Honey Mustard
Procedure:
- Spread either of the cheeses or honey mustard on the prosciutto
- Wrap the prosciutto around the asparagus leaving the tip

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- Serve as an appetizer
Asparagus with Smoked Salmon
- 12 Asparagus Spears Blanched
- 12 Slices of smoked salmon
- Boursin cheese or dill, onion, lemon flavored cream cheese
Procedure: Follow the same procedure described above
Grilled Asparagus
- 1 lb Fresh Asparagus
- 2 tbs olive oil
Procedure:
- Wash and snap the woody ends off of the asparagus
- Toss in olive oil
- Place on grill for 5 minutes or until tender, al dente
- Top with any of the following:
- Toasted pecans, almonds, walnuts
- Crumbled goat cheese, feta, blue cheese
- Favorite vinaigrette
Stir – Fried Asparagus with Ginger and Soy
- 1lb Fresh Asparagus ( If skinny can be used without blanching, if fatter blanch for 3 minutes and shock in ice water than proceed with rest of the recipe)
- 2 tbs of peanut oil or oil of preference
- 2tbs soy sauce
- 2tbs water
- 1tbs chopped garlic
- 1tbs chopped ginger
Procedure
- Heat oil in sauté pan or wok
- Add ginger and cook till softened
- Add asparagus, soy and water and garlic
- Saute till asparagus is tender ( al dente)
- Top with chopped scallions
Garlic Lemon Asparagus
- 1 lb of Asparagus(If skinny proceed with recipe, if fatter blanch for 3 minutes and shock in ice water and then proceed)
- 2 Tbs. of oil
- 1 tbs of minced chopped garlic
- 1tbs of lemon peel
- Red pepper flakes to taste
- ½ cup of chicken stock
- 1teaspoon butter
- ¼ cup Italian flavored breadcrumbs
Procedure:
- Heat oil
- Add asparagus, garlic, lemon peel , pepper flakes sauté for minute
- Add stock and let cook until the most of the liquid is gone
- Add butter and flavored breadcrumbs until toasted
- Serve with lemon wedge
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