Do I eat the last 6 stems of asparagus from last week's Fresh Direct order, or do I eat some of the fresh new stalks that I bought at the green market on Saturday?
(Above: The basics: Olive oil, sea salt, ground pepper and Parmigiano Regiano)
If you can stand the heat, roast them in the oven till they tips get crispy , then hit them with a little reggiano. Mmm, tasty. Won't matter how old they are.
okay originally i wrote here "i looove waisting food" but i thought you might think i was being sarcastic which i am NOT. i just get really nervous about food that is not incredibly fresh. i dont like leftovers on wednesday if i cooked the stuff tuesday. i just cannot do it.
Ultra Fine Food is a bunch of stories and pictures about food, including all the weird and (mostly) delicious fruits we've discovered so far in South America. There are adventures in making North American foods in South America and South American foods in North America. There are secret restaurants and cheap street eats and baked goods galore.
Most importantly, there's always room for dessert.
If you can stand the heat, roast them in the oven till they tips get crispy , then hit them with a little reggiano. Mmm, tasty. Won't matter how old they are.
ReplyDeleteChop the old ones up and use them in something like a frittata. Then eat the new ones. Yum!
ReplyDeletefresh new ones! fresh new ones!
ReplyDeleteokay originally i wrote here "i looove waisting food" but i thought you might think i was being sarcastic which i am NOT. i just get really nervous about food that is not incredibly fresh. i dont like leftovers on wednesday if i cooked the stuff tuesday. i just cannot do it.
fresh new ones!
Didn't you read that book, "Nobody cares what you had for lunch!" ;)
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