This came on a sizzling platter with carrots, cauliflower, baby corn, and asparagus spears. |
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Reheat the asparagus and broad beans with a little butter and arrange all the elements on the plate with the tomatoes. |
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Arrange the asparagus tips and sauteed porcini mushrooms around the filets. |
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Pour the marinade over the asparagus and place in the refrigerator for two hours. |
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My sea bass was faultless and came surrounded by tender asparagus and spirals of vinaigrette. |
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Good sources of folate include oranges, green leafy vegetables, asparagus and cantaloupe melon. |
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Spoon a portion of the fondue on top of the asparagus and garnish with the basil leaves. |
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I fed the crew pork chops with sage and prosciutto in a white wine sauce and an asparagus and gruyere tart last night. |
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With their skillful hands they even made the asparagus and peas taste good. |
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The appearance of thin, young asparagus spears in the market is a sure-fire sign of spring. |
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My poached asparagus and ricotta looked rather minimalist on the white porcelain plate when it arrived. |
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Combine the corn with steamed green vegetables like asparagus and offer baked potatoes to ensure the children don't go hungry. |
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However, the much thinner shoots of wild asparagus are often edible and are still eaten. |
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Spoon a portion of the potatoes in the center of the plate and arrange the asparagus to one side. |
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Divide the asparagus between four dinner plates and arrange the tomatoes and haloumi on top. |
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Ferns that are allowed to grow during harvest can harbor diseases and insects, especially asparagus beetles. |
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Check asparagus spears for red, black and yellow asparagus beetles and their khaki grubs. |
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Some of the more common ones to watch out for with asparagus are Fusarium crown and root rot, asparagus rust and asparagus beetles. |
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It's hard to imagine summer without the hard working asparagus fern that serves as a great filler in pots, window boxes, and baskets. |
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By the end of the season, the furrows should be entirely filled in, although the developing asparagus fern should never be buried. |
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He mixes succulents with plants that have foliage of an entirely different nature, such as asparagus fern, coleus, or curly parsley. |
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The next design was in a flat dish surrounded by birch twigs, asparagus fern, ostrich feathers and white sisal. |
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The fungus develops in the tissue of asparagus fern and drains the plant of vital nutrients. |
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There's two mini cyclamen, an asparagus fern, and some whose names I can't remember so I'll have to look them up. |
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Other types of aphids, when present in large populations, can also damage tender asparagus fern and reduce yields in succeeding years. |
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The Christmas tree is also draped with asparagus fern, giving it a fuzzy, soft focus effect. |
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The choir stalls displayed large bunches of wheat and asparagus ferns, while colour was added by a profusion of dahlias. |
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They had been teamed up with an asparagus fern, but it had started to shade them, with the hypoestes leaves becoming less variegated. |
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Cover and cook for one minute, then uncover and add the asparagus peas or mangetouts. |
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I chose risotto with asparagus, clams and octopus carpaccio to start, followed by rump steak and polenta. |
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For those of you who have been living in suspense, this is the low-down on kale asparagus from the Heritage Seed Library people. |
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Al dente asparagus with expertly made hollandaise sauce, flavorful onion-laced lyonnaise and mashed potatoes made winning side dishes. |
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There's artichoke asparagus ravioli, linguini bolognese, macaroni and cheese, and asparagus risotto. |
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We should be using more traditional ingredients such as kale, samphire and asparagus in our cooking. |
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Cut the remaining stalk into thirds and cook in a saucepan filled with water barely covering the asparagus. |
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Cool and mix with broccoli, asparagus, baby corn, thinly sliced red capsicum, thinly sliced water chestnuts and shallots. |
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He said the five products included baby carrot, baby squash, baby corn, baby marrow and asparagus. |
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Side orders included mangetout and asparagus, which was a very welcome change from the norm. |
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In the first container she placed 1 pound of asparagus that she trimmed and steamed until tender and allowed to cool. |
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Beck ordered a filet mignon with a baked potato and asparagus, while Vlaschek ordered a vegetable stew with red salmon. |
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Place a slice of terrine on top of the asparagus and sprinkle with micro chives. |
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The vegetables can range from asparagus, beansprout or bamboo shoots to babycorn and bell pepper. |
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Canning originated from the glut at the end of each season, as asparagus is a very seasonal vegetable. |
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The vegi sushi featured rice and seaweed topped with asparagus, cucumber, soya bean curd and omelette. |
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Show me a menu featuring salmon poached with liquorice and served on a bed of asparagus, and I crave a corned beef sandwich. |
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We added figs, asparagus, tomatoes, plums, walnuts, cheeses and a goodly amount more wine. |
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On a second visit, the salad beneath the asparagus with microgreens was no longer magical, but still delicious. |
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This hit the spot for me and the mild cheese and spinach acted as a good foil to the punchy pesto and distinctive asparagus. |
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I found the shishito wonderful, and my dining companions couldn't eat enough of the bacon-wrapped scallops and asparagus. |
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They set the asparagus roots 6 to 8 inches deep in the trench and covered the crowns with 2 inches of compost. |
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The finely shredded meat was gently molded with some spring asparagus and peas, all barely held together with jellied beef stock that was light. |
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Place a tuile filled with a scoop of asparagus ice cream to one side of the baking dish. |
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The traditional way to blanch asparagus is to mound mulch or sand around the spears as they emerge. |
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Among foods featured are morels, persimmons, cherries, game, wild blackberries, and asparagus. |
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To accompany the first course, asparagus with sauce mousseline, he chose a 1986 Chinon, a young red wine from the Loire Valley. |
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Once the asparagus is growing stoutly enough to pick, put your lawn mowings on it throughout the summer. |
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Gently toss both types of asparagus, figs and mustard greens with some vinaigrette. |
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Blanch the asparagus spears in boiling salted water for two minutes, then remove with a slotted spoon and dry on kitchen towel. |
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I made Grilled Marinated Pork Chops with New Orleans Style Bordelaise sauce, green onion mashed potatoes, and asparagus. |
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An amuse-bouche of smoked salmon wrapped around asparagus was served too cold. |
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The fish was presented on a large plate with boiled potatoes, asparagus, snow peas and baby carrots. |
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The original recipe calls for modest amounts of asparagus, broccoli, green beans, mushrooms, peas, snow peas, tomatoes, and zucchini. |
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Madame's had mango, almond, snow peas, prawns and asparagus with a delightful sauce, while my salmon was just simply the best. |
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Particularly good sources of selenium include cereals and other grains, Brazil nuts, seafood, poultry, mushrooms and asparagus. |
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To create a favorite combination of your own, choose a vegetable at its peak, such as asparagus or broccolini. |
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If you prefer a chunky soup, simply add cream cheese and sour cream to the pot once the asparagus is tender. |
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Use thick asparagus spears, trimming tough ends and peeling the bottom half of stalk. |
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It was the very first month of English asparagus season and I asked where these spears, which had no flavour at all, had come from. |
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Dredge each asparagus spear in flour and pat off excess, then dredge in batter. |
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To steam asparagus spears, snap off and discard woody bases from fresh asparagus. |
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Grilled asparagus spears and a delicious, thin-layered potato gratin were the ideal go-alongs. |
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Deb emerged from her cubicle, and shyly asked Gil's permission to eat two Portobello mushrooms and a spear of asparagus for dinner. |
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Place one asparagus spear on each pasta square so the tips extend outside the pasta. |
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Snap the asparagus at its natural breaking point, by holding the spear in both hands and snapping like a twig. |
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I love very basic vegetables like potatoes and broccoli and asparagus and sprouts. |
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In its wild form, asparagus was a thin, stalky weed, but over the centuries growers have thickened it up and developed a succulent flavour. |
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One of the culinary favourites here is asparagus and some of the stalls in the vegetable market were piled high with this succulent delicacy. |
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The guests will enjoy a four-course meal that includes two starters of fresh asparagus and a seafood mix. |
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We credit Moore's Law with improving new computers while obsoleting old ones in less time than it takes to grow a crop of asparagus. |
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For dinner, it's salad, rice or pasta, broccoli or asparagus, and chicken, fish or steak tartare. |
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I like to use asparagus and haricots verts, but you have to blanch them first. |
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Then it might really own the asparagus business for the harvest season, and farmers could stay in business. |
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A cDNA library of mRNA isolated from asparagus spears 24 h post-harvest was screened for peroxidases using homologous and heterologous probes. |
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I lightly char fresh asparagus on a hot ridged griddle pan for maximum flavour. |
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Don't forget, though, that asparagus is also delicious raw and so always aim to undercook rather than overcook it. |
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If you have the time, you may also like to chargrill some of them, such as the asparagus tips. |
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We could have chosen from chicken liver, foie gras parfait or chargrilled asparagus or lime marinated red mullet. |
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Last year, asparagus overtook coffee as Peru's top export crop and accounted for roughly a quarter of the country's farm exports. |
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Carrots, lettuce, summer squash such as zucchini, celery, asparagus and leafy greens are good vegetable choices. |
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While never threatening to reach the same heights as my beef, Vicky's salmon with asparagus and hollandaise sauce got a definite thumbs-up. |
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Trim the asparagus so two of them will fit end-to-end in the shell and arrange them in a sunray pattern. |
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I came back to the city sitting on a crate of organic asparagus and listening to a homely, hippie couple bicker in the back seat. |
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Mushrooms, apricots, asparagus, a variety of chilies and numerous spices are grown in abundance in nearly all the valleys. |
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Dr. Lee loved to whip up Chinese dishes, using home-grown bok choy, asparagus and snow peas. |
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Peru has become the dominant asparagus supplier from September through December. |
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The coolant water should be chlorinated to approximately 125 parts per million of chlorine to protect the asparagus from decay organisms. |
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If you prefer a chunky soup, simply add cream cheese and sour cream to pot once asparagus is tender. |
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On March 20, 1792, he was planting parsnips and working on asparagus beds when two girls climbed up on his fence. |
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Eating asparagus on the day it is picked is a truly special experience, the fresh clean flavour just sings. |
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This came with asparagus spears and boiled potato and a very creamy white wine sauce. |
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For a freestyle, picky meal, I like a large platter of hot asparagus, scorched on the griddle pan or under the grill. |
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Most of these are ubiquitous but some, like artichokes and asparagus, are also highly commercialized, especially in conserve. |
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While continentals swoon with ecstasy over white asparagus, it is the green spears we crave. |
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T shivered theatrically and chose risotto with asparagus, clams and octopus carpaccio to start, followed by rump steak and polenta. |
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I took the roast fillet of beef in a parsley crust with asparagus polonaise and turnip and turned carrots. |
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My poached asparagus and ricotta looked rather minimalistic on the white porcelain plate when it arrived. |
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Thin veal is sandwiched between sharp fontina and a half dozen thin stalks of pungent asparagus. |
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The cover crop can be plowed under the next spring to increase soil organic matter content before planting asparagus. |
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The asparagus was nicely firm to the bite, while the sauce was fresh, clearly made from free-range eggs, and had a perfect consistency. |
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I took this opportunity to experiment with frying bacon in the microwave and crumbed the results liberally over the asparagus. |
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Opt for water-bearing vegetables, such as squash, zucchini, asparagus, leafy green salads, tomatoes and cucumbers. |
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Try the clear asparagus soup or mackerel and potato terrine to start and for the main course roast poussin or smoked confit of duck. |
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The vegetables that came with it were asparagus, and a healthy pile of fresh garden peas and tiny cubes of potato and carrot. |
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The family includes many familiar plant friends such as garlic, onion, asparagus tulip. |
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They provide us with asparagus, onion, and garlic, as well as many garden plants, such as daffodils. |
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In a bowl over an ice water bath, combine asparagus juice with gelatin and whip until it becomes a stiff foam. |
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Buy seed with a high germination rate or separate out the small asparagus seed. |
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Vegetables rich in glutathione include asparagus, cabbage, cauliflower, potatoes, tomatoes and purslane. |
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To Jack's bemusement, he rolls another vintage around his palate and claims to detect hints of strawberry, asparagus, and Dutch Edam. |
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A typical dinner might include fillet of sole, red beans and dirty rice, a green salad, grilled asparagus, and fruit for dessert. |
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The short season is only one reason why asparagus is expensive to grow and produce. |
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Natural folates can be found in dark green leafy vegetables, oranges, lentils, asparagus and garbanzo beans. |
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I have a large one on my desk which is taking care of two peppers, the poorly asparagus fern, my little bamboo and the last of the coleus. |
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Spotted asparagus beetle larvae feed mainly on the berries of the female plants. |
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Rhino horn is said to make men sexually unstoppable, and asparagus, bananas, eels, oysters, figs and ginseng are all reputed to get you going. |
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Here on South Africa's Western Cape, waterblommetjie enjoys the culinary elevation we afford to asparagus. |
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I share such items as asparagus, sweetcorn, and Jerusalem artichoke with friendly neighbours, at no expense, in due season. |
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Like most edible crops, beans should always be rotated, the exceptions being tomatoes, asparagus and Jerusalem artichokes. |
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Oligosaccharides are present in vegetables such as Jerusalem artichokes, burdock, chicory, leeks, onions, and asparagus, and of course beans. |
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As soon as the soil can be worked, plant bare-root asparagus, horseradish, Jerusalem artichokes, and rhubarb. |
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He began lunch with a whiskey sour, before tucking into a crab and asparagus salad on his way to the steak and spinach. |
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The aircraft load up on Colombian flowers, Ecuadorian fish, and Peruvian asparagus. |
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The foie gras terrine was unbelievably rich, and they had a white asparagus salad which was out of this world. |
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Peel and blanch the asparagus briefly in boiling water, then refresh under cold water. |
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From time to time, Sakurai-san would surprise us with a lagniappe of asparagus wrapped in beef or some similar tidbit. |
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I didn't see asparagus until my teens at the earliest and I'm very middle class. |
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Choose from dark leafy salad greens, asparagus, spinach, broccoli and more. |
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Pacific shrimp and asparagus salad and the cold soba with quail's eggs and sea laver can be found at the Asian specialities' corner. |
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If you're feeling arty, use the whole leaves to tie up bundles of carrots, asparagus, or sliced zucchini. |
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Jamie Oliver suggests griddling the asparagus spears on a hot griddle pan for a couple of minutes, turning a couple of times. |
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Perennials, such as artichokes, asparagus and rhubarb are also sold in bare-root form. |
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Small clusters of stalk-like asparagus spears protrude from the top of long ridges of slightly raised earth. |
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My other half gave top marks to her hot smoked haddock tartlet, made with light filo pastry and served up with asparagus and a poached egg. |
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Rather than arabesques of asparagus grass and lingonberries on the floor of a boreal forest, they envision white treeless wastes. |
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I tried both the delicate, unsalty gravadlax and a tartare served with the roe and a very lemony asparagus salad. |
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Today, there are 345,000 acres of fields growing asparagus, sugar cane, citrus, mangos, artichokes, avocados, peppers and onions. |
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Perhaps the most exquisite dish we ate was his starter of globe artichoke heart and asparagus with summer truffle and poached egg. |
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It's also a good time to put in root crops as well as broccoli and cabbage, artichokes, asparagus and rhubarb. |
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Beyond potatoes, peas, carrots spinach and aubergine, Western man has alternatives like asparagus, leeks and artichokes. |
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In 1806, French chemist, Louis-Nicolas Vauquelin, isolated a compound in asparagus that proved to be the amino acid, asparagine. |
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The best way to start an asparagus patch is by planting the asparagus crowns or roots. |
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Does your mouth water when your neighbors harvest their first asparagus while yours is mere shoots? |
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If the asparagus is fresh, then snap the stalks where they bend, otherwise cut. |
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To grow good crowns, vigorous seed should be planted in soil that has never grown asparagus. |
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Seed placement is also critical because the roots of asparagus plants grow only below the seed. |
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He worked hard, raised a family and saved enough money to buy a small asparagus farm of his own. |
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Were he to live in Ireland, damper by far than his Norfolk base, he'd grow lots more asparagus and globe artichokes. |
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Tilling the soil disperses asparagus seeds and encourages quick germination. |
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The perennial raised bed will be their home for the next 20 years or so, and it needed considerable attention to get it ready for the asparagus. |
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Snap the woody ends off the asparagus stalks, rinse them well, and dry them thoroughly with paper towels. |
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Asparagus beetles tend to shy away from asparagus when tomatoes, parsley or basil are planted nearby. |
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Early spring is the best time to plant asparagus, but late fall is almost as good. |
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A member of the lily family, asparagus is also related to onions, leeks and garlic. |
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If not cut for food, the shoots that give rise to the spears each year eventually become the ferns of the asparagus plant. |
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Hose it down to reduce the salt levels and use as a mulch on plants such as asparagus or add it to the compost heap. |
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Despite the admirable longevity of an established asparagus bed, the plants get off to a slow start. |
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Later in the spring, they can be found all over the asparagus plants but usually they do only minor damage. |
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Remove the asparagus from the water and immediately dress it with a little softened butter and thin slices of the cheese. |
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Toss the asparagus in the oil and vinegar, and season with salt and pepper. |
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I like to serve this with wilted spinach and steamed asparagus spears. |
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Gardeners should avoid planting all types of asparagus fern. |
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A large glass flute filled with gel was next and David arranged into this kangaroo paws, palm leaves, asparagus fern, and green amaranthus trailing over the edge. |
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My father is still picking stray asparagus spears from a commercial asparagus patch that was planted when he was a boy, and, that was a long time ago! |
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The desert sand provides a soft base for delicate asparagus spears, while the warm, rainless coastal climate enables farmers to control moisture and fertilizer. |
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This simple recipe for asparagus with ginger, garlic, coriander, and fenugreek hits the perfect note. |
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About an hour and a half before I train, I have a meal that contains fish, chicken or a shake, a sweet potato or brown rice, and asparagus or broccoli. |
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You may spot shrink-wrapped packets of baby asparagus on the supermarket shelves and be tempted to use them, but they lack the full flavour of the standard sizes. |
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The restaurant's chef, Tadao Takoi, uses fine forest mushrooms, asparagus and Japanese herbs to complement the king crab, lobster and fresh prawns for the festival. |
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The first bunches of asparagus, the early strawberries and runner beans, the green and cream stripes of the marrow all signpost the changing seasons for the cook. |
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There's Cullen Skink with coconut and chilli for starters or deliciously memorable mains like haggis crusted halibut with pesto or chicken with apricot and asparagus. |
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Cheese biscuits, asparagus spears with garlic and saffron mayonnaise, and mixed salted, roasted nuts. |
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A fifth of Brits had never tried asparagus and even fewer had tried figs or prunes. |
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Finally, a large urn containing a tall piece of dried contorted hazel was surrounded by monstera leaves, asparagus fern, Scots pine, palm leaves and larch branches. |
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Main courses included roast beef, lamb and pork from the carvery, steak and kidney pie, poached chicken with mushroom and asparagus sauce and vegetable lasagne. |
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Ray with an egg salad, asparagus, beans and some creamy delish sauce. |
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In spring, look for lots of crab, white and green asparagus, and morels. |
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Within 15 minutes my tart of goats cheese and asparagus was on the table, nicely presented on a square plate with drizzles of sticky balsamic vinegar. |
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Jade plants, cactus, English ivy and asparagus ferns are pretty safe bets. |
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Seeing, let alone tasting, my main course of grilled lemon sole on leeks, asparagus and smoked haddock, it was apparent that something had gone wrong. |
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As I stood there staring disconsolately, unbelievingly, into the pot, what I saw there was not cooking water but a kind of elemental cream of asparagus soup. |
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The menu includes dishes such as squid with asparagus and mint, baby goat with fresh Mediterranean herbs and his famous dessert of eggplant and chocolate. |
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For anyone wanting to add asparagus or rhubarb plants to the garden, these should also be planted in early spring as soon as they become available. |
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Set out roots of asparagus, horseradish, and rhubarb in well-tilled soil. |
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To cook asparagus, remove the woody ends first and peel part way up if the stalks are tough, then place in a skillet where the stalks can lie flat. |
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We also sampled the roasted asparagus and red pepper appetizer, a refreshingly simple plate of vegetables served cold and lightly drizzled with a tangy topping. |
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There is something infinitely satisfying and basic to sitting down to a table laden with roast chicken, cornbread, potatoes, asparagus and raspberries. |
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The asparagus pea is indigenous to the Mediterranean region of Europe and the Near East, but now cultivated in Western Europe almost exclusively as a connoisseur's vegetable. |
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Also known as asparagus pea or goa bean, the winged bean is a native of Papua New Guinea, and is fairly common on Southeast Asian and British tables. |
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Inulin is an all-natural fiber extract derived from the chicory root and also found in fruits and vegetables such as artichokes, asparagus, leeks, onions and bananas. |
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They can solve the problem of early frost by cultivating asparagus peas in containers and moving them inside to a greenhouse or sunny bay window to complete maturation. |
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In addition to cereals the Greeks used figs, grapes, pomegranates, spinach, marrows, celery, nettles, hyacinth bulbs, artichokes, asparagus and honey. |
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Other good sources are asparagus, oats, whole wheat and fresh green peas. |
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Arrange the asparagus tips on top in an artistic design of your choice. |
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A bearded, rubicund, large man who also specialises in truffles and wild asparagus, there is something of the forest about him, something gnomishly mysterious. |
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Risotto came with fresh grass-green and barely steamed asparagus tips. |
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The roasted red and yellow peppers, zucchini, eggplant and asparagus were just so, and the heady porcini mushroom risotto underlying it all was lusciously creamy. |
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An easy way to steam asparagus if you don't have a proper steamer is to tie the stalks together with string, stand them upright in a pan and cover with a loose foil dome. |
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The asparagus had a slightly smoky taste, the watercress was appropriately peppery, but Mel thought the queso fresco was too mild to balance its counterparts. |
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He peppered the meat and swirled it with vegetables, asparagus shoots and courgette and finely shaved carrots, leeks and onions at their most succulent. |
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Add the asparagus, courgette and peas and cook for a further 3-4 mins. |
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Fibrousness of both green and white asparagus was greater in the spring. |
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Cross-sections of the asparagus stem revealed a primary rind and the stele, the vascular tissue had a scattered bundle system, with closed collateral bundles. |
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In Europe, hollandaise or mayonnaise is the traditional accompaniment to asparagus, and for good reason. |
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So elegant foie gras is offset by the spartan clarity of white asparagus one night, and more glamorously contrasted with piquant papaya, mango, and peppers the next. |
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Food sources of folic acid include dried beans and peas, liver, avocado, asparagus, spinach, Brussels sprouts, oranges, romaine lettuce, and wheat germ. |
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You can also use vegetables like carrots, butternut squash, turnips, potatoes, Brussels sprouts, cauliflower, asparagus, spring onions, and peeled garlic cloves. |
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You can plant asparagus right in your garden or in the middle of a lawn. |
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I bought pots of chrysanthemums, zinnias, asparagus and balsam. |
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I went for the bacon and cabbage terrine with leek puree, which came with frozen asparagus mousse and a single, perfectly cooked asparagus split in two. |
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In Europe, particularly France, Germany, and Belgium, they cultivate a white asparagus by gradually banking the soil over the shoots as they grow. |
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Kate orders a poached salmon with asparagus spears and a shrimp salad. |
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The tender, juicy asparagus provides a counterpoint to the fried food. |
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Well, there is also a risotto of wild woodland mushrooms, an asparagus soup or a fillet of Scotch beef with wild mushrooms, stovies, caramelised onions and mustard sauce. |
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Place the asparagus in a shallow bowl and cover with the grapeseed oil. |
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My sister Lisa would make a cream of asparagus soup, cranberry sauce, two flans, stuffing, a chocolate-pecan tart, and of course, her Scottish scones. |
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Above and below the fava beans I've placed asparagus spears. |
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How is life worth living without spinach, tender asparagus, or purple-sprouting broccoli? |
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The Queen had it rolled round her asparagus before tucking in to tournedos of beef and meringue vacherin at the Guildhall luncheon during Jubilee weekend. |
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I've waited years for my asparagus fern to look this healthy. |
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I lived for my packages from home of eggplants and asparagus and tomatoes and broccoli and elephant garlic. |
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The U.S. is one of Ecuador's largest customers, buying cut flowers, asparagus, minerals, and Pacific tuna fish. |
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Serve either dish with asparagus or a green salad tossed with plenty of Roquefort or blue cheese. |
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The company also produces bulb onions, parsnips, leeks, endives, lettuce, broccoli, cauliflowers, cabbage, swede and about five per cent of Britain's asparagus crop. |
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Lightly brush the asparagus with butter and sprinkle with the pepper mix. |
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In the sixteenth century, Ruellius speaks of the cardoon as a food that was appreciated as asparagus is today. |
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On the earth underneath is grown a crop of finnochio, or asparagus, or berries. |
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On a sunny stone near a foresty bed of asparagus I sat down at last, tired, and a little dispirited. |
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Fern asparagus is a vining plant with the softest, laciest leaves that you will ever see. |
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Soup of the day was asparagus and broccoli but I debated between the sardine impanate, melensane parmigiana, and funghi farciti. |
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Arrange some fried artichoke chips and some asparagus spears around the dish and garnish with tarragon. |
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Snap Peas with Mustard Vinaigrette You can also make this simple-but-satisfying dish with green beans, wax beans, snow peas, or asparagus. |
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Although they're not true beans or peas, they are also called asparagus peas and winged beans. |
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Vegetablessuch as cauliflower, broccoli, asparagus, green beans and pretty much all of the green and root vegetables are recommended. |
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Quercetin and quercitrin from Pluchea lanceolata and their effect on growth of asparagus bean. |
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The tender veal got loving structural support from an underlayer of spinach and a roofing of asparagus spears under provolone. |
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Add the asparagus to the sheet pan and bake another 2 to 3 minutes, or until the fish is just cooked through. |
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Other established crops include trimmed mini asparagus and several tropical fruits, such as lychees and longans. |
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A simple honey-glazed chicken breast with roast asparagus is easy to prepare while containing several ingredients with aphrodisiac qualities. |
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Halve asparagus tips and place alongside with snow pea, green onion and basil, garnish with mizuna, chive tips and marinade, and serve. |
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For once I had first choice and went for the scallops, accompanied by asparagus puree and mousse and a crispy parmesan tuile biscuit. |
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Escabeche of duck foie gras served with green asparagus, cabbage, spring onion cream and honey dressing was the next on our list. |
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My comrade fell silent over a risotto of asparagus served with a runny duck's egg and a Parmesan tuille. |
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Stir-fry fish, onion, gingerroot, garlic and asparagus in skillet 2 to 3 minutes or until fish almost flakes with a fork. |
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Often called glasswort, sea asparagus or poor man's asparagus, samphire is found on sea cliffs and coastlines in Europe. |
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It is found in arnica, asparagus, cloves, dill, elder and passion flowers, pepper, and senna. |
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Common vegetable preparations include potatoes in olive oil and parsley, pickled cauliflower and beets, asparagus and taro. |
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Today, asparagus and shoes are some of the main products of its metropolitan area. |
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The irrigated lands of the Moche River Valley produce sugarcane, rice, and asparagus. |
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Among the internationally known products of Trujillo, asparagus is exported to neighboring countries, Europe and the United States. |
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The areas around Trujillo are among the largest exporters of white asparagus in the world. |
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Homemade gnocchi were ultratender wonders of their kind, and the asparagus, peas and sage that accompanied them provided textural backup. |
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The asparagus bean, for instance, was bred to be grown on trellises or poles. |
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The asparagus beetle, the most serious insect pest, can be controlled by fall cleanup and tillage which destroys its winter habitat. |
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Controls codling moth, citrus thrips, corn earworm, and asparagus beetle, but is gentle to beneficial insects. |
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The bride carried a cascading bouquet of peach calla lilies and asparagus fern. |
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Here it's combined with asparagus fern in a 15-inch-wide glazed terra-cotta pot. |
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An arbor topped with cascading asparagus fern, Dendrobium orchids, and roses marked the entrance into the reception. |
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In autumn the asparagus ferns are cut to ground level as soon as they turn yellow but not until the second year after planting. |
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The asparagus ferns turn yellow as they die down and need to be cut off at ground level to make space for next year's crop. |
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Centerpieces were iron candelabras with asparagus ferns, Gerbera daisies, green viburnum, and hydrangeas. |
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While you are in the garden with your clippers, be sure to prune your ginger, canna lilies, asparagus ferns and ivy, too. |
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Wendy and her greenhouse team may present the season's micro red mustard or delicate asparagus ferns and roots. |
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Slightly warmer are the asparagus ferns, begonias, coleus, ficus, hoya, kalanchoe and most orchids. |
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Clumping Berkeley sedge dots the yard, while spiraled Aloe polyphylla and asparagus ferns line the drive. |
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Some vegetables, such as potatoes, zucchini, pumpkin, turnips, rutabagas, parsnips, cauliflower, asparagus, squash, and peppers lend themselves to roasting as well. |
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However, in both cafeterias various fresh foods from a salad bar and fruits, desserts, and daily asparagus dishes originated from the caterer's main kitchen. |
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They are often used in stir frying or braised like asparagus. |
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It takes one manual laborer 2 hours to harvest one acre of asparagus. |
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You can also take the Felcos to begonias, cannas, asparagus ferns and pyracanthas as well as cutting back fuchsias to within an inch or so of the ground. |
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As asparagus ferns change colour cut them back to ground level. |
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Among the dishes on the menu are white asparagus with virgin olive oil capsules and lemon marshmallow and lamb's brains with sea urchins and sea grape. |
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Perhaps because they're so easy to grow, spider plants have seldom shared the cachet of such other houseplants as the African violet, amaryllis or asparagus fern. |
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Yes, the vicar came home early and we ate artichoke and asparagus and guzzled champagne, but that was just saying Whoopee doo!' and throwing hats in the air. |
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If your nursery does not sell asparagus bean seeds, you can order by mail. |
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Ground cover is a category of spreading plants that includes ivy, iceplant, gazania, pink clover, trailing lantana, asparagus fern and star jasmine. |
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Their main pests are slugs, snails and the asparagus beetle. |
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The scope of their inspections was expanded to produce such as lettuce, green onions, cucumbers, tomatoes, Chinese chives, asparagus, field peas and green soybeans. |
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The four-tiered wedding cake, adorned with a pearl and crystal initial created by Les Shurden, was presented in the sunroom of the home beneath columns of asparagus ferns. |
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One of the things we planted last year was an asparagus pea. |
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The bride carried a menagerie of white flowers featuring Royal Bouquet orchids, Star of Bethlehem, and Tiki roses with fresh asparagus fern, amaranthus, and blade grass. |
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The idea was for people to come and use the green areas and actually pick the fruit from them, whether it was rainbow chard, asparagus peas or cut-and-come-again lettuce. |
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In early spring, tender asparagus, that's just crested the soil days before, accompanies poached duck eggs and microgreens mere hours after it's picked. |
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