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  Asperges a la vinaigrette (asparagus vinaigre
 
Yield: 1 Servings
 
1 bn fresh asparagus -- steaned : or boiled      1 bottle good quality salad : -oil or olive oil
1 bottle wine vinegar
 red : -white or champagne : salt and freshly ground : pepper Place asparagus on a platter and let cool to room temperature. Pass the oil vinegar salt and pepper around the table. Pour some oil (about 2 T) and some vinegar (about 1 t) onto each plate. (Place a fork underneath the top of your plate tilting the plate gently toward you and pour the vinaigrette into the bottom of each plate.) Sprinkle with salt and pepper. Serve the asparagus. Pick up a piece of asparagus from the platter with your hands and stir the vinaigrette with it a little before popping the tip in your mouth. Continue stirring and eating until you get to the tougher bottom part of the stem. Start over with a new piece adding more oil and vinegar as needed. Pass finger bowls or damp towels after this entree! As written by the author Kate Ratliffe. Shared by Sherilyn Schamber Recipe By : A Culinary Journey in Gascony From: Sherilyn Schamber

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