Every spring season grills start firing up again after the long cold winter. One of the first recipes that should be made is Asparagus on the grill. Nothing is better then crisp slightly charred perfectly cooked Asparagus on the grill. Nothing is worse then soggy overcooked version of Asparagus. Read on if you want to learn the correct way to grill Asparagus.
This Asparagus recipe is very simple. It’s the ultimate recipe for this long green nutty delight. The only ingredients needed is a simple combination of salt, oil, Asparagus, and fire. Simple. The question though, is then why do people have such a tough time preparing this dish correctly?
How long do you grill Asparagus?
The biggest mistake people make when
Preheat your grill to 400 degrees F. While your grill is heating up, prepare the ingredients. Cut the lower 25% of the stalks off to remove the woody hard section. Then toss the stalks with olive oil and salt. Place on the hot grill for 4 minutes then rotate and grill for another 4 minutes. If you buy slender stalks then reduce the total cook time from 8 minutes to 6 minutes.
Make sure when you place them on the grill that all the stalks are evenly touching the grill grates. A big mistake when
The other mistake that is made when
So, there it is. Asparagus on the grill is the perfect and simple spring Vegetable recipe.
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Asparagus on the Grill
Crisp Perfectly cooked Asparagus on the Grill is a thing of culinary beauty. A few simple ingredients make a terrific side dish or meal in the spring time.
Ingredients
- 1 Asparagus bunch
- Olive Oil
- Kosher Salt
Instructions
Heat your gas grill to 400 degrees F.
Chop the ends off the Asparagus.
Coat with salt and olive oil
Place evenly on the grill grates
Grill for 4 minutes then rotate the stalks
Grill for an additional 4 minutes
Remove and plate
Top the Asparagus with slightly more olive oil
Notes
If you get slender Asparagus, reduce the cook time by 2 minutes.
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