Beat Brain Fog with Asparagus

Nix brain fog with asparagus. The spear's potassium has a thinning effect on blood, optimizing the delivery of energizing oxygen to the brain. The mineral also nourishes the brain by shuttling in choline, which helps form a key neurotransmitter that sharpens focus and memory.


Here, an easy and yummy way to serve asparagus even your kids will love. Heat broiler, Blanch 1 pound of asparagus in boiling water for 1 minute. Remove; plunge into cold water. Drain. On baking sheet, toss asparagus with 1 tablespoon olive oil; roast 8 minutes, or until skin begins to dimple. Meanwhile, in a bowl set over pan of simmering water, melt 1/4 pound Parmesan cheese, cut into chunks, with 2 cups evaporated milk or plain soy milk. In blender, blend cheese mixture until smooth; serve with roasted asparagus.

Comments

junna rae said…
Oh...^_^. Yummy!!
I'll definitly try it.
thanks po
Debo Hobo said…
It's wired how I love all this food that is good for me. Yummy!!! :)
Shelley said…
Yum! Can't wait to try!
Just a piece of advice: asparagus are amazing when they're crunchy. You could probably boil it, but for about 15-20 seconds so it will retain the crunchiness. And maybe you can use the cheese mixture as a dip.
You seriously have got to try crunchy asparagus. :)