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  1. I've always steamed asparagus, 3-5 minutes depending on thickness. Then drain water, throw in a little butter and put the asparagus back in the pan to get buttery. Simple easy and good!

  2. These are no asparagus, silly. Asparagus are white . AAA perfect in all kinds of dinners. French muscat with it.
    But what do Americans know about food? Nothing,

  3. I love read the comments on these chef channels. Everyone and there Uncle thinks they are a chef ( doctors, chiropractor, scientist, etc ) and comments like they know what they are talking about. But all they do is watch a few videos then think they know everything about the subject ! LMFAO ! ROFL 🤣😂 !

  4. The comment about never boiling is interesting. Thomas Keller has a video class where he explains how to blanch vegetables like asparagus in a large pot of boiling water and lots of salt. You get a similar vibrant color and great texture.
    Maybe he just means don't boil it for too long but blanching is OK?

  5. What you say it’s not true for the wild asparagus, the method of breaking the asparagus where they break it comes from the wild ones not this fake asparagus. Michelin asparagus it’s a fake asparagus good to know

  6. It will still be woody in the middle and what you save in terms of quantity you lose in time spent (which would be a lot for a restaurant).

  7. I just half and chuck the lot in pan with a bit of beef dripping to get to some colour on medium high heat season with salt. I never eat steak without asparagus.
    God tier food, I love asparagus I will try this but it look is way to extra

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