Marinated asparagus pickles are a fresh, tangy, and lightly seasoned preserve that highlights the natural crunch and flavor of asparagus. This easy no-cook or lightly blanched recipe is perfect as a side dish, appetizer, or sandwich topping. The asparagus is infused with vinegar, herbs, and spices, then left to rest so the flavors can fully develop. Ideal for spring and early summer, these pickles are simple to prepare and store well in the refrigerator.
Marinated Asparagus Pickles
Print RecipeIngredients
- 50 Dekagram (dkg) asparagus
- 4 Piece dill
- 1 Tea spoon (tsp) mustard seeds
- 1 Tea spoon (tsp) salt
- 2 Table spoon (tbsp) sugar
- 2 Table spoon (tbsp) vinegarccoli
- 3 Decilitre (dl) cooking juice
Instructions
This is a piquant way of serving asparagus but try it because dill ad a unique flavor to the vegetable. Clean the asparagus and cut for 2 cm pieces. Bring to boil enough water to cover the asparagus and cook only 10 minutes until asparagus getting so!. Meantime prepare the glasses, wash with warm water to preheat and layer the hot asparagus with fresh dill leaves. No need to cut the dill becasue it serves only as a condiments. Add a peck of mustard seed to each glasses. Than measure approx 3 decilitre of cooking juice and add the salt, sugar and bring cook this liquid until the sugar dissolved (approx. 5 minutes). At the end add the vinegar to cooking juice and as hot as possible gradually mete this liquid into glasses at the end should cover the asparagus. Than close the glasses, wrap them with a coat and let it for a day to cool down. You can store in refrigerator for weeks, I dont use preservative and without unpick I stored for 3-4 weeks.
Best to serve after staying at least a week so the flavors come together.
