This is a very simple appetizer that tastes really good. It would be a good choice for an Easter or other Spring gathering.
Prepare your asparagus by washing it and trimming it down to the best part of the stalk. Pat the asparagus dry and then wrap a thin piece of prosciutto around each stalk. Place them on a broiler pan under the the broiler flame and watch them carefully. It won't take long for them to be ready to eat. I'm sorry I don't have a specific time to keep them under the flame. Just watch them and when the prosciutto gets a little crispy on the edges you can remove them from the oven. Plate them and watch them disappear. These are good at room temperature, too.
Enjoy!
Thanks for stopping by my Tablescape! Wow... I love your blog! My first time here...I had asparagus for dinner earlier this evening! I love them. I must try this recipe! I will stop by often for more yummy finds!
ReplyDeletethis sounds like a really yummy and healthy appitizer!
ReplyDeleteasparagus is one of my favorites.
loving asparagus is easy...except for the teenager...bet he'd like this spin on things... Thanks for sharing this great idea
ReplyDeleteI just found your blog when looking for tilapia recipes! Just saying hi from a Mennonite gal from Southeastern PA :)
ReplyDeleteI was just trying to come up with a spring appetizer. . and this fits the bill perfectly. Thanks Ellen.
ReplyDeleteYummy! We love both the ingredients so this will be a perfect appy for down the road. Kathy
ReplyDeleteI just tried this recipe and it was awesome! I put a bit of salt and pepper on it after it cooked and sprinkled it with olive oil. Delish :)
ReplyDelete*drools*
ReplyDeleteNext party we have, that's on the menu.
Yup... big hit tonight at my hubby's 50th
ReplyDeleteI like asppargus but I often don't know how can make it more tasty. This one's a really good idea.
ReplyDeleteWe make these on the BBQ and love them as an appetizer. Great idea for Easter gathering.
ReplyDeleteI have also tried this as a side dish. Take 2-3 stalks of asparagus, add a glob of goat cheese in the middle of the stalks, then wrap with prosciutto. Roast/bake as mentioned above. Rich in taste, and a big hit at the dinner table. Candace :)
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