Grilled Asparagus Spears with Bacon
2012-08-16- Course: Appetizers, Starter
- Skill Level: Easy
Asparagus grilled with bacon
Ingredients:
- 1.1kg (2½) thick asparagus
- Salt & freshly ground black pepper
- 300g rindless smoked streaky bacon (see tip)
- 2 tbsp. (30ml) olive oil
- Snipped chives & herb mayonnaise to serve
Method:
- Trim the asparagus, and then cook in boiling salted water for 1minute. Drain and plunge into cold water.
- Wrap a single bacon rasher around the middle of each asparagus spear, starting about 2.5cm (1inch) from the tip.
- Place asparagus on a grill pan; brush with oil and season with pepper. Cook turning for 6minutes or until bacon is crisp and asparagus is tender. Sprinkle with chives and serve with an herb mayonnaise.
Tip: Thin bacon rashers are best for this recipe. If rashers are thick, lay them on a chopping board and run the back of a knife over to stretch them.
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posted by have faith on March 16, 2013
IM TRYIN TO COOK A LITTLE SOMETHEN 4 MY LADY AND IVE DONE ALL THE USUALZ……WHEN IT COMES TO COOKING FISH AND SHRIMP…….(THATS HER FAV)…… I NEED SOME THEN NEW A SHOCKER SOMETHING NOT TO COMPLICATED ,AND NOT TO EXPENSIVE CAN SOMEBODY HELP ME OUT ?
posted by steve on March 23, 2013
anything that will actually fill me up.. other than things like apples, celery, carrots and cucumbers
posted by lucasg615 on March 23, 2013
For breakfast I had:
2 chocolate chip waffles and lemonade.
Lunch: brisket sandwich and lemonade.
Snack: ice cream cone
Dinner: Meatloaf, baked potato, salad, a little cantaloupe, and lemonade.
Dessert: my dad’s custard pie. a couple icepops throughout the day.
Also why is it that I never really have an appetite in the first place unless I’m close to starving or recovering from an illness (which nearly never happens)? And what appetite I do have is completely lost in the summer (unless I’m going through a growth spurt which I’m not) even though I eat anyways. In fact I usually eat less, example of what I may eat tomorrow:
Breakfast: Bacon, lemonade (yes that is it).
Lunch: Some tyson’s chicken or a hotdog, maybe a few chips, lemonade.
Dinner: Quiche, lemonade.