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Asparagus with Hollandaise Sauce | Spring Classic

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40 min

Under an hour

Gurkerl Küche

Gurkerl Küche


Frischer weißer und grüner Spargel, serviert mit einer samtigen, selbstgemachten Sauce Hollandaise – ein wahrer Klassiker der Frühlingsküche. Diese elegante Vorspeise besticht durch die feine Balance zwischen dem zarten Gemüse und der buttrig-zitronigen Sauce. Perfekt abgerundet mit festkochenden Erdäpfeln ist dieses Gericht ein Muss für jeden Spargelliebhaber. Guten Appetit!

Ingredients

Price per portion:€ 7.98
INGREDIENTS
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Preparation method

PREPARING & COOKING ASPARAGUS

1

Peel the white asparagus and cut off the woody ends. Do not peel the green asparagus, just remove the small leaves on the stalks and trim the ends slightly. Tie the white and green asparagus into portions using kitchen twine.

2

In a narrow, tall pot, bring 3 liters of water to a boil with the granulated sugar and most of the salt. Place the asparagus in the pot: cook the green asparagus for about 5 minutes and the white asparagus for about 10 minutes. Remove the twine from the cooked asparagus and arrange on preheated plates. Pour some of the Hollandaise sauce over it. Serve the remaining sauce separately in a sauce boat.

3

Serve with boiled potatoes or fresh white bread.

Chef's tip

It is best to peel asparagus from top to bottom using an asparagus peeler or a vegetable peeler. You can also simply snap off the woody ends – the asparagus breaks exactly where the woody part begins. Do not throw the ends away; they are excellent for making a cream of asparagus soup or a stock.

Freshness test: Rub two asparagus spears against each other – if they squeak, the asparagus is fresh. When cooking, ideally only the stalks should be in the water, while the tips cook in the steam. Submerge the tips completely only in the last minute.

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