Asparagus With Spicy Nutmeg Butter

"Nutmeg butter on asparagus spears- you'll never want to boil your asparagus again! And its low-carb too. What could be better? From McCormick Recipes."
 
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Ready In:
10mins
Ingredients:
7
Serves:
5
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ingredients

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directions

  • Preheat your broiler.
  • Mix nutmeg, garlic salt, and pepper into melted butter.
  • Wash and break asparagus.
  • Arrange asparagus in a single layer on a large, rimmed baking pan lined with foil.
  • Drizzle with oil and roll around to coat evenly.
  • Broil asparagus 4-6 minutes or until crisp-tender, turning once.
  • Place in a serving dish and pour seasoned butter over asparagus.
  • (Garnish with nuts, if desired.).

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  1. What a great change from steamed asparagus! Went very well with lamb at Christmas dinner! I used toasted pecan pieces instead of pine nuts. Thanks for posting!
     
  2. When I combined the melted butter with the nutmeg, pepper and garlic salt, I knew that we had a winner. The aroma was great and the flavor was even better. We love roasted asparagus, but this raises it up a notch. We served it with Champagne Chicken (recipe #10656) and Brown Rice (recipe #147709). It was a perfect me...I just wish we had more asparagus. Thanks for posting.
     
  3. We had this with our ham, for Easter dinner and everyone loved it. I had to broil my asparagus a bit longer, about 3-4 minutes more, as they were pretty thick. I snapped and peeled them before proceeding with the rest of the recipe and I did use the pine nuts and they add lots to the results. My family and I really loved this way of preparing asparagas and I plan on doing it this way in the future. Thanks Alijen, great recipe! :)
     
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  1. What a great change from steamed asparagus! Went very well with lamb at Christmas dinner! I used toasted pecan pieces instead of pine nuts. Thanks for posting!
     

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I'm a graduate student studying agricultural economics, originally from Georgia. (Go dawgs!) I try to eat very healthy, most often low-carb. But, I do love sweets sometimes. I like to bake for others so much- so I do it all the time and have become known for just stopping by with casseroles, brownies etc..
 
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