Jack Miller

You can fix roasted asparagus that came out too soggy, too tough, or too bland by adjusting how you roast it next time and using a few quick tricks to salvage the batch you already made.   Maybe your roasted asparagus turned out limp instead of crisp, or the tips got charred while the stalks … Read more

Soggy asparagus happens when it’s overcooked, boiled too long, or stored with too much moisture.   The good news is that you can fix soggy asparagus in several simple ways depending on what caused the sogginess in the first place.   Whether you’ve steamed it into a mushy pile or your stored asparagus spears have … Read more

To fix frozen asparagus, you simply need to thaw it properly and then cook it in a way that removes excess moisture.   If you have a bag of frozen asparagus sitting in your freezer and you’re wondering how to fix frozen asparagus so it tastes great, you’re in the right place.   The good … Read more

You can fix asparagus on the grill by preheating your grill to medium-high heat and cooking the spears for about 4 to 6 minutes, turning them occasionally until they’re tender with a slight char.   The trick to fixing asparagus on the grill the right way is all about prep, temperature control, and knowing when … Read more

You fertilize asparagus beds by applying a balanced fertilizer in early spring before spears emerge and again after harvest.   The goal when you fertilize asparagus beds is to feed the crowns and fern without burning the roots or pushing too much top growth at the wrong time.   If you’re wondering how to fertilize … Read more