Asparagus with Garlic Butter & Nutmeg
Easy to do, always delicious!
Easy to do, always delicious!
Tart up your daily green stuff!
Add a few grates of nutmeg to give a spicy whiff to vegetables and meats.
How did I get started on radio? It’s a long story, going way back to the 1980s. You can read about it here: I climbed a mountain. I’ve been a regular guest on Jesse Mulligan’s show Afternoons on RNZ since he took over the afternoon slot about 10 years ago. Don’t ask me where the…
The smell of shallots caramelising and the spicy-nutmegy smell of fresh bay as this dish cooks will have you clawing at the oven!
Shake a stick at Brussels sprouts! Add rosemary, garlic, nutmeg, lemon and hazelnuts and watch them disappear.
A 101 on asparagus – a good read!
This is so good you’ll want to scrape the dish for every last morsel. Get cooking it this weekend, or anytime soon.
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The best parsnips will have had an early morning shiver or two in frosty fields which sweetens them somewhat.
Burghul: so many uses and all delicious.
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Use seasonal vegetables to help the budget.
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Keep the heat on asparagus – there’s plenty you can do with it to keep enthusiasm going!
Green leafy things get a kick along
You’ll often see a heaping mound of broccoli at the market and, yep, that’s when you want to ROCK THE BROC!
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