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First of all, Karen Ng from Brentwood asked a question: I saw all these amazing asparagus at the farmers market!
I usually just bake with oil, salt and pepper.
This is delicious, but what else can I do?
There are three different chefs from the three great chefs.
Two are new menu items, and one is the family's favorite for a long time.
Kuniko Yagi of Pikunico of DTLA shares the steamed asparagus her mother makes in Japan every spring. Ponzu-
The soaked ground kon radish is used as a condiment on the asparagus, as well as a series of togarashi spices and chopped nori.
Keith Corbin of Alta Adams remembers, "Daniel ·[Patterson]
Before the opening of Alta Adams, when I was on stage in the Coi kitchen, I made this asparagus and green garlic dish together for the first time.
"While the sum of all parts is spectacular, the refrigerated asparagus is also great, with only green garlic mayonnaise or sauce.
Spanish chef Jason Mattick has served us asparagus tacos with a sauce that can hurt chermoula and salsa verde. 15 minutes. Serves 4 to 6.
1 tablespoon plus 1 teaspoon of organic tamari or 1 tablespoon of soy sauce 1 tablespoon of rice wine vinegar 1 tablespoon of fresh orange (or orange)
2 teaspoons of fresh lemon juice (about 1 pound)
One winter (5 inches)daikon radish(About 10 ounces)
Prepare a steamer and season nori with peeledTogarashi and chopped roasted.
2 Mix tamari, vinegar, orange juice, lemon juice and mirin in a small bowl to make ponzu.
Trim the bottom of the asparagus 3 inch.
Place in steamer, lid and steam and turn occasionally to make sure the cooking is even until bright green and tender for about 5 minutes.
Turn to the dish.
4 at the same time, grind the radish on the small hole of the grinding plate or the ginger grinding plate into fine piecesmesh sieve.
Squeeze the radish by hand and remove the excess liquid.
The crumbs are covered with asparagus, the famous radish above the rain.
Sprinkle Dongjia pear on asparagus and kon, and sprinkle Nori on it.
Serve immediately.
Made in advance: ponzu can be refrigerated for a week.
Adapted from Kuniko Yagi at pikunicoasmble, fully assemble tostadas, or set up a bar for friends and family to assemble themselves.
1/2 hours, add pickling overnight. Serves 4 to 6. 2 bunches (2 pounds)
Asparagus, trimmedExtra-
Virgin olive oil, Jewish salt, roasted tomatello chermula (
See recipes below)Serrano Aioli (
See recipes below)
8 tostada shells2 oz goat cheese or cotija, crispy Furong marinated onion (
See recipes below)
Fresh herbs, such as cilantro, dill, Mardon and age, can be used to make a medium
Heat in a charcoal grill or heat the gas grill to medium temperaturehigh (
Alternatively, heat the grill at medium temperaturehigh heat).
Shower the asparagus with enough olive oil and apply it gently (
About 1 tablespoon)
Sprinkle with salt.
Grill, becomes a uniform char in 6 to 8 minutes until bright green, almost soft.
Transfer to the cutting board and cut into 1-
Angle inch long.
Transfer to the bowl with chermoula and gently fold to cover evenly.
2 Divide the aioli into tostada shells and spread to the edges.
Put asparagus and carrots on top, then sprinkle with crushed cheese, pickled onions and herbs.
Serve immediately.
Burnt tomatillo chermoula: 1 piece of tomatillo, shell removal, 1 piece of garlic clove1 (1/4-inch)
Fresh ginger, peeled1 lime1/4 cups
1/4 teaspoon of virgin olive oil grated Chilean sherano, with stems, seeds and a very thin 1/2 small bouquet of coriander, very finely chopped (about 3/4 cup)
Jewish Food 1 build a medium
Heat in a charcoal grill or heat the gas grill to medium temperaturehigh (
Alternatively, heat the grill at medium temperaturehigh heat).
Place the tomatillo on the grill, and after about 5 minutes, cook, and turn into even burnt until it is blackened by the bubbling pocket.
Transfer to the cutting board to keep the bracket cool enough until it can be processed.
Finely chop the burnt tomatillo and transfer it to a large bowl.
Put the skin of garlic, ginger, and lime directly on it, finely crushed with a micro-flat zester.
Cut the lime in half and add olive oil, cumin, Chile and coriander.
Stir and season with salt.
Advance: chermoula can be refrigerated for 1 day.
Serrano aioli: 3/4 cup vegetable oil 2 serrano peppers, stems, seeds, approximately 1 large egg yolk 1 teaspoon fresh lime juicing Jewish Salt 1, stir oil and pepper in a blender
Pour fine-
Place the sieve into the liquid measuring cup and discard any solids.
You should have two.
Thirty cups of oil.
Stir the egg yolk in a small bowl.
When stirring, add serrano oil in a slow, stable manner until the mixture is emulsified.
If it is broken, stir with a teaspoon of warm water.
Stir with green lime juice and add salt to season.
Do it well in advance: aioli can refrigerate for 5 days.
Furong pickled onion: 1 medium red wine 1/4 cup red wine vinegar 1 habanello chili dried hibiscus flower 1 Halve the onion vertically and cut it horizontally into a very thin halfmoons.
Place the onion in a glass jar or reaction-free container.
Boil the vinegar and Chile in a small pot and pour it on the onion.
Put the hibiscus flowers into the coat.
Seal the jar or lid and refrigerate for the night.
Made in advance: onions can be refrigerated for 1 month.
Adapted from Ray Garcia and Jason Mattrick's work on crushed Spanish green garlic, this aromatic but mellow stem has not yet matured to a complete garlic bulb to bring out the asparagus with a simple blender mayonnaise
The cream-colored base is topped with a light egg salad topped with lemon mustard vinegar and fat crumbs.
Their crunch is a welcome and delicious shock for every bite.
For the last fresh taste, save the lemon peel, do not squeeze the juice and season it directly on the whole dish. 1 hour. Serves 6 to 8.
2 bundles of Jewish Food (2 pounds)
Asparagus, trimmed4 eggs, room temperature sauce (
See recipes below)
1/4 cup of coarse fresh crumbs or panko crumbs, toasted2 tbsp fresh flat
Celery leaf, chop1 tablespoon
Green garlic mayonnaise (virgin olive oil)
See recipes below)
1 Boil 8 glasses of water with high temperature in a large pot and add 2 tablespoons of salt.
Add asparagus, cook for 3 to 6 minutes, turn occasionally until bright green, tender.
Drain and lay on paper towels immediately
Single-layer lined baking tray.
Refrigerate until refrigerated.
At the same time, put the eggs in a small pan and add enough cold water to cover 1 inch.
Boil with high temperature, then cover and remove from the heat.
Let's stand for nine minutes.
Drain and run under cold water until it cools.
Peel the eggs, chop them, and then transfer them to the bowl with the sauce.
Add bread crumbs and parsley and fold gently until the mix is even.
3 pull the paper towel out of the asparagus and discard it.
Sprinkle the olive oil on the asparagus with salt.
Turn the spear with your hand to cover evenly.
Spread the mayonnaise on a platter with asparagus and add the egg salad.
Serve immediately.
Green garlic mayonnaise: 1/2 cup with 1 tablespoon vegetable oil and 1 stalk of green garlic (1 ounce)
, Trimming and thin slices (about 1/4 cup)
Jewish salt1 large egg2 tbsp fresh lemon juicing 1 Heat 1 tbsp oil in a small frying pan on medium heat.
Add green garlic and plenty of salt.
Cook, Stir occasionally, for about 3 minutes until bright green and tender green but not brown.
Stay away from the heat and cool.
Transfer the cooled green garlic to the blender along with the egg and lemon juice.
Until smooth.
With the operation of the machine, add the remaining half cup of oil slowly and steadily until the mixture is as thick as mayonnaise.
Season with salt.
Made in advance: mayonnaise can be refrigerated for a week.
Restaurant: vinegar1 juice2 teaspoon tablespoon fresh lemon Dijon mustard1/month esperette teaspoon pepper or hot paprikaKosher salt1/month Special
Virgin olive oil 1 Stir vinegar, lemon juice, mustard, pepper and a little salt in a large bowl.
When stirring, add oil to the slow, steady flow of water and continue to stir until the sauce is emulsified.
Season with salt.
Do it well in advance: can refrigerate vinaigrette for up to a week.
Keith Corbyn, adapted from Alta Adams, is eager for comfortable food?
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