With the help of this sous vide asparagus recipe your asparagus will be tender, crisp and full of flavor. I find this is a fail-proof way on how to cook asparagus.
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Once you have cooked your asparagus you are going to want to whip up a batch of easy hollandaise sauce and then make a cocktail using cucumber-infused gin. All sous vide recipes. Be sure to check out my complete collection of sous vide recipes. If you have extra asparagus check out my amazing cream of asparagus soup. There is even a dairy-free version.
How To Cook Asparagus Using Sous Vide
It is easier to learn how to cook asparagus than you may think. Asparagus can go from crisp to over done faster than a pot of water boiling over.
- Set up your sous vide. I am using a large heavy bottom pot. Make sure your vessel is large enough to fully submerge your sous vide bag. Make sure you protect your surface.
- Set your sous vide to 180 F.
- Trim the dry ends off the asparagus.
- In a zip top or sous vide bag, place the asparagus and a few spoons for weight.
- Using the water displacement method to force the air out of the bag.
- Set the timer for 10 minutes for crisp and asparagus with a snap.
- Set the timer for 20 minutes if you like your asparagus to have a fold and a bend before it snaps.
- Serve with your favorite sauce.
Other Ways To Cook Asparagus:
- Boil asparagus. 5 minutes for small, 7 minutes for large
- Broil asparagus. 6-8 minutes
- Steam asparagus. 5-10 minutes
- Grill asparagus. 15 minutes
What is the perfect accompaniment to asparagus?
To summarize:
- 180
- 10-20 minutes.
- Don't let the asparagus sit in the water.
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More Sous Vide Vegetable Recipes:
- Sous vide potatoes with rosemary - These potatoes are infused with flavor, creamy on the inside and crisp on the outside.
- Sous vide asparagus - your asparagus will be tender, crisp and full of flavor. I find this is a fail-proof way on how to cook asparagus.
- Sous Vide Pickled Onions - a delicious way to add a bit of crunch and a tangy, zesty flavor to many of your favorite dishes. This pickled condiment is ready in 30 minutes.
- Sous vide Pickled Vegetables - ready to eat in hours instead of weeks. The vegetables maintain a delightful crispness while taking on the bright flavors of pickling aromatics and spices.
- Sous Vide Cauliflower - cooked whole, is perfectly cooked from edge to edge and finished off in the oven under a broiler or in an air fryer for a roasted outer crust.
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How To Cook Asparagus Using Sous Vide
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Ingredients
- 1 pound asparagus
Instructions
- Set up your sous vide. I am using a large heavy bottom pot. Make sure your vessel is large enough to fully submerge your sous vide bag.
- Make sure you protect your surface.
- Set your sous vide to 180 F.
- Trim the dry ends off the asparagus.
- In a zip top or sous vide bag, place the asparagus and a few spoons for weight.
- Using the water displacement method to force the air out of the bag.
- So by pressing the asparagus, in the bag, below the surface of the water the pressure of the water will force the air out of the bag. Just don't let the water go IN the bag.
- Set the timer for 10 minutes for crisp and asparagus with a snap.
- Set the timer for 20 minutes if you like your asparagus to have a fold and a bend before it snaps.
- Normally when you sous vide, there is no cary over cooking if you were to leave the product in the water. Asparagus is on the the exceptions. It WILL continue to cook if you leave it in the water.
Notes
Other Ways To Cook Asparagus:
- Boil asparagus. 5 minutes for small, 7 minutes for large
- Broil asparagus. 6-8 minutes
- Steam asparagus. 5-10 minutes
- Grill asparagus. 15 minutes
Tips for sous vide asparagus:
- If your asparagus bag is still floating use something to weigh it down.
- Make sure the asparagus is below the water level.
- Normally when you sous vide, there is no carryover cooking if you were to leave the product in the water. Asparagus is one of the exceptions. It WILL continue to cook if you leave it in the water.
Nutrition
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Kellen
My asparagus is just now coming up in my garden. I am going to try this this weekend.