If you don’t like asparagus, it’s possible you just think you don’t.
( It’s too possible you truly hate it, but let’s merely give this a try, OK ?)
First things first, let’s address the elephant in the area. Asparagus has an unfortunate association with urine, and you may have a hard time getting past that. It’s understandable. In a brutal twist of evolution, asparagus makes all of our pee smell like asparagus, but not all of us can actually see the odor. Those of us who can might be avoiding the vegetable entirely.
Another reason you might not like asparagus is that parties cook it beyond recognition, or, worse, they don’t trim off the woody husks. This healthful vegetable deserves better. One serving provided in with 100 percentage of your daily vitamin K requirements, and it’s also jam-pack with vitamins A, C, E and B-6, as well as iron, copper, calcium and fiber. It plows you right, so you need to start treating it right.
Here is a guide to help ensure you eat the best asparagus of your life. Heed these tips-off and forget about all the bad asparagus from your past.