Makes one toastie.
6 asparagus spears washed and
the woody ends chopped off. They should
be about the length of your bread.
Extra virgin olive oil
Hard goat cheese or other
strong flavoured cheese.
2 slices of gluten free bread.
Preheat the oven Gas Mark 7,
220°C, 425°F
Place the asparagus on a roasting
tray, drizzle with extra virgin olive oil, season and roast for about ten
minutes until just cooked but still retaining a little bite.
Assemble your toastie by your
preferred method. I cook my toastie
using the grill. Layer the base slice of
bread with cheese and cook under the grill until slightly melted. Top with the roasted asparagus and the top
slice of bread. Return the toastie to
the grill cooking first one side and then flip it over and do the other.
Hooray for asparagus! I don't think I've ever had it in sandwich form, though. Such a perfect-looking lunch.
ReplyDeleteThanks Eileen, yes asparagus in a sandwich was a first for me too. :)
DeleteThat must be delicious!
ReplyDeleteAre you familiar with Lappish cuisine?!!!
http://shoptravelfood.blogspot.hu/2013/05/a-piece-of-lapland-in-helsinki.html
Thanks Tibs. Lappish cuisine is a new one on me, thanks for the tip.
DeleteHi caz!!! So glad to be back in the blogsphere! Missed coming here! I see you posted about asparagus too. Haha. To eb hoenst, I never understood everyone's obsession with asparagus. Sure I love it, but I love it as much as I do many other veg, and I never coudl understand its crazy price tag. I still do love it though. And this does sound brilliant, though I must say I agree, how can anything sandwiched between crispy toast and melted cheese not taste good haha. I do love how it looks when you slice the sandwich, and you can see the cross section little circle, adorable! x
ReplyDeleteThanks Shu Han! Welcome back. :) I know what you mean about asparagus. It can be ridiculously expensive just because it won't be around for long.
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