Yesterday we spent some time
at a friends' house.
In the afternoon we went
for a short walk in their courtyard
(they live in the countryside)
and we picked wild asparagus that grow
happily here and there.
We got just a couple of handsfull,
enough for a good omelette!
... sembrano più di un mazzetto per la frittata... lasciarne due anche a me no????
RispondiEliminaMa quanti! Qua in zona troppa gente li raccoglie...nulla per noi!
RispondiEliminain effetti abbastanza per 2 frittatine!
RispondiEliminaI didn't know asparagus still grew wild. Now I'm wondering if it tastes the same and has the same texture?
RispondiEliminaHi! I found you through Ulrike's blog. I hope you don't mind if I follow. I visited Italy last spring and fell in love with the country and the people. You are so lucky to live there. Carla
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RispondiEliminaI guess I never thought about asparagus growing in the wild. Does it taste about the same? I so love asparagus, and as soon as I can make a place in the garden I will try to grow some. I always enjoy the things you show us!!
RispondiEliminaTake Care!
Ulrike
@Barry, thay do grow wild! they are delicious, the taste is not so strong , and they are lot softer to eat..like the very top of the usual asparagus.
RispondiElimina@Carla..I am always happy to have new readers..Yes..Italy is a beautiful country..sardinia is a small paradise..
@Ulrike when you will grow your own asparagus I would love to follow their growth and a nice recipe in your blog!
We prepared a couple of eggs but eat them straight away and forgot to take a picture..sorry..
@Colin Wright,I like to leave this space to people that simply enjoy writing blogs..no advertising please..we would love to read something form you, your experience in sardinia,or few lines from your book..a link to your web site will be enough....