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Asparagus With Lemon Butter

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Prep5 min
Cook5 min
Servesabout 4 servings
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At the stove

Make the recipe

  1. Wash and trim the asparagus.
  2. Place asparagus in a 1-quartsaucepanwith onlythewaterclingingtoit.
  3. Cover andplace overmediumheat.
  4. When the coverishot and vaporbeginstoescape, reduceheattovery low.
  5. Cook covered about 5 minutes until crisp-tender.
  6. Melt the butter.
  7. Stir together themelted butter,lemon juice, and a dash of salt.
  8. Pour thelemonbutter over the asparagus andserve.
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