You do, however, need to start with fresh asparagus. Fresh asparagus is less dried out and more tender than older asparagus – look for firm spears with fresh-cut-looking ends and tight, compact heads.
By Molly Watson, About.com Guide
You do, however, need to start with fresh asparagus. Fresh asparagus is less dried out and more tender than older asparagus – look for firm spears with fresh-cut-looking ends and tight, compact heads.
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