5 New Ways With Asparagus
In season from the end of April to June, British asparagus is one of the true delicacies of the world. Find new ways to enjoy it this year with our top ideas below...
1. Raw British Asparagus, Carrot and Chia Salad
This light and fresh salad couldn't be easier to make...
2. Mexican-style Asparagus with Lime and Sour Cream Glaze
Perfect for barbecues, this recipe adds a Mexican twist to your spears
3. British Asparagus and Sweet Potato Hash with Avocado and Egg
Make brunch better with this good-for-you recipe
4. Sesame and Garlic Roasted British Asparagus
This is such an easy but effective way of sprucing up asparagus
5. Asparagus, Tarragon & Almond Pizza Bianco
Those tasty green spears make the perfect pizza topping!
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