I made this soup for the Gastronati's German night. It has a very delicate, subtle flavour. Squeaky put me onto the idea, because she has lived in Germany and told me how much the people there are absolutely mad over this ivory-skinned vegetable. The asparagus season is really short, only a couple of weeks, but the Germans make the most of it. There are entire festivals and peeling competitions organized around its growing season. These asparaguses (asparagi?) grow underground. They have a pale complexion because, unlike their above-ground kin, they are never exposed to chlorophyll-producing sunlight.
White Asparagus Soup
serves six (click here to view Jennifer McGavin's recipe on About.com)
Monday, May 19, 2008
White Asparagus Soup
Posted by Asha at beFOODled at 10:42 PM
Labels: appetizers, beFOODled, food blog, Gastronati, German food, soup
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2 comments:
Thanks, that was very nice of you. And, BTW your picture looks great.
Jennifer McGavin
Hi Jennifer, thanks for your note (and for letting me know)!
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