Asparagus
Asparagus with Shallots, Chiles, and Lemon
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11 Reviews
Jennifer O.
January 1, 2017
I cut up the lemons and forgot to set them out (d'oh!) but this was delicious even without. People raved about it at the dinner party I took it to. I was a bit wary actually, of the raw shallots, but the salt does something wonderful to them. Used dried chile de arbol and I think anything spicier would have been too much. Will make again!
Jennifer O.
January 1, 2017
I forgot to add, I used half regular olive oil and half garlic-infused olive oil.
erinrae
November 7, 2011
This is fantastic! I didn't have a chili, so I put a tiny smidgeon of minced raw garlic in with the shallot for a kick, and put the rest of the clove, quartered, in the olive oil to infuse a bit before cooking the asparagus. My boyfriend, who is not a vegetable enthusiast by nature, loved it, and said I should make it all the time.
erinrae
November 7, 2011
This is fantastic! I didn't have a chili, so I put a tiny smidgeon of minced raw garlic in with the shallot for a kick, and put the rest of the clove, quartered, in the olive oil to infuse a bit before cooking the asparagus. My boyfriend, who is not a vegetable enthusiast by nature, loved it, and said I should make it all the time.
JayKayTee
April 24, 2011
I have only roasted asparagus . . . until now. This is so easy, it takes less time and energy (fuel-wise) to make and the taste is on par as roasted. I added lemon juice during the sauté instead of after. I especially liked the salt dressed shallots. I skipped the chili's as I also served "A Medley of Roasted Potatoes with Homemade Za'atar & Aleppo Pepper" by onetribegourmet which carries a good spice punch.Note: I used substitutes for the potatoes so the overall spiciness may have been changed because of the changes. http://www.foodsubs.com/SpiceME.html. Will post about that on its recipe site)
Amanda H.
April 24, 2011
Always a joy to read someone's cooking notes on a recipe I've posted. Thanks!
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