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Lovers of asparagus, how and why do you eat it? No matter how it is cooked, I don't enjoy it. There's something about the taste I do not like. I had some again recently, and it was just as bad as I remembered it.
Why do you eat a food I don't like?
To increase the area of effect when I piss on something to claim territory
Bake in oven with: Olive oil, 1 lemon's juice and zest, and salt.
Or BBQ. A lot of veggies get a bad rap because the older generations just boiled everything.
Yes! In that case, let the asparagus marinate in what I wrote for a few hours, then grill over charcoal. I have a grill basket I use a lot in the summer for the above and other veggies.
If you've never done this with parmesan...you really, truly should. 😙🤌
I keep it simple: steamed in a microwave + lemon juice.
I have trained myself to enjoy a wide range of foods. Only thing I can't get behind is mango
C'mon, you can't say no matter how its cooked. You sure I can't interest you in some fried asparagus with a cheese-based sauce? Yeah, any nutritional value you're getting out of them is pretty much ruined, but who cares.