Asparagus season is here again
 

On 4/20/2017 6:30 PM, Windows ME wrote:
Asparagus season usually last for around four months before it stops
producing, and I get tired of eating it almost every day.

It's easy to grow. If you do plant some I recommend ordering from an online
grower. That;s what I did the first time and it's grown really well. Over
the years I tried buying some Walmart aspargus of different varieties, its
been dried out, most hasn't grown.

When I planted mine the ground was to hard to dig, and I didn't have a roto
tiller, so I put the crowns on the ground and covered them with about four
inches of potting soil, watered them every day. It wasn't long before the
rooted and grew. After about three years it was ready to harvest.

It's recommended to NOT cut them if they are 1/8 inch or smaller. I leave a
lot that are 1/4 inch to make sure they thrive. If you want to give your pee
a nice fresh smell, eat lots of Asparagus.


*STOOP TAG IN THE ASPARAGUS PATCH!*

Asparagus season is here again
 

On 04/20/2017 07:30 PM, Windows ME wrote:
Asparagus season usually last for around four months before it stops
producing, and I get tired of eating it almost every day.

https://germanfoods.org/german-food-...on-in-germany/

Spargelzeit!

Asparagus season is here again
 

Asparagus season usually last for around four months before it stops
producing, and I get tired of eating it almost every day.

It's easy to grow. If you do plant some I recommend ordering from an online
grower. That;s what I did the first time and it's grown really well. Over
the years I tried buying some Walmart aspargus of different varieties, its
been dried out, most hasn't grown.

When I planted mine the ground was to hard to dig, and I didn't have a roto
tiller, so I put the crowns on the ground and covered them with about four
inches of potting soil, watered them every day. It wasn't long before the
rooted and grew. After about three years it was ready to harvest.

It's recommended to NOT cut them if they are 1/8 inch or smaller. I leave a
lot that are 1/4 inch to make sure they thrive. If you want to give your pee
a nice fresh smell, eat lots of Asparagus.

Asparagus season is here again
 

"rbowman" wrote in message
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On 04/20/2017 07:30 PM, Windows ME wrote:
Asparagus season usually last for around four months before it stops
producing, and I get tired of eating it almost every day.


https://germanfoods.org/german-food-...s-season-in-ge
rmany/

Spargelzeit!
That was interesting. I've never peeled, or seen it peeled.

I put it in a casserole dish, put a little vegeatable oil on it, add a
little salt, cover, and cook in microwave for eight minutes an high.

Asparagus season is here again
 

On 04/20/2017 08:33 PM, Windows ME wrote:
"rbowman" wrote in message
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On 04/20/2017 07:30 PM, Windows ME wrote:
Asparagus season usually last for around four months before it stops
producing, and I get tired of eating it almost every day.


https://germanfoods.org/german-food-...s-season-in-ge
rmany/

Spargelzeit!
That was interesting. I've never peeled, or seen it peeled.

I put it in a casserole dish, put a little vegeatable oil on it, add a
little salt, cover, and cook in microwave for eight minutes an high.

Yeah, peeling sounds like a waste of time. I hold the spears and snap
them. The part that breaks off is stringy if you cook it. Maybe peeling
would save that portion, like peeling the large stems on broccoli.

I steam it and skip the hollandaise sauce and other stuff people put on
it. Maybe a little butter if I have it.

Asparagus season is here again
 

On Thursday, April 20, 2017 at 10:38:37 PM UTC-4, Windows ME wrote:
"rbowman" wrote in message
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On 04/20/2017 07:30 PM, Windows ME wrote:
Asparagus season usually last for around four months before it stops
producing, and I get tired of eating it almost every day.


https://germanfoods.org/german-food-...s-season-in-ge
rmany/

Spargelzeit!
That was interesting. I've never peeled, or seen it peeled.

I put it in a casserole dish, put a little vegeatable oil on it, add a
little salt, cover, and cook in microwave for eight minutes an high.

I drizzle it with olive oil, salt it, and grill it. We like it cooked
using dry heat much better than any other method.

Cindy Hamilton

Asparagus season is here again
 

On 4/21/2017 6:41 AM, Cindy Hamilton wrote:
On Thursday, April 20, 2017 at 10:38:37 PM UTC-4, Windows ME wrote:
"rbowman" wrote in message
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On 04/20/2017 07:30 PM, Windows ME wrote:
Asparagus season usually last for around four months before it stops
producing, and I get tired of eating it almost every day.


https://germanfoods.org/german-food-...s-season-in-ge
rmany/

Spargelzeit!
That was interesting. I've never peeled, or seen it peeled.

I put it in a casserole dish, put a little vegeatable oil on it, add a
little salt, cover, and cook in microwave for eight minutes an high.

I drizzle it with olive oil, salt it, and grill it. We like it cooked
using dry heat much better than any other method.

Cindy Hamilton


And grate a little Parm on it when plated.

Asparagus season is here again
 

On 4/21/2017 3:41 AM, Cindy Hamilton wrote:
I use them when the batteries in my dildo are low.