Remove the binding round a bunch of asparagus, cut off
an inch of the root end of each stalk, scrape off the outside skin,
wash them, tie them in bunches containing six to eight each, and boil,
if possible, with the heads standing just out of the water, as the
rising steam will cook them sufficiently. If covered with water the
heads are cooked before the root ends. When tender, plunge them into
cold water, drain, arrange them on a side dish, pour over them a plain
dressing, and serve.
Asparagus is great for cleaning the internal organs.


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