Asparagus And Cheese Strata
Sarah Copeland, the wonderful and brilliant author of this recipe Asparagus And Cheese Strata , elected to leave her apear seem gorgeous. While this makes for a lovely presentation, it also makes for a less-than-practical eating experience as you try to hack through an asparagus spear irreversibly entwined with strands of melted cheese with nothing more than a fork. This isn’t normally something we want to do to our loved ones. While we’ll leave the final decision to you, we think chopping the spears into 1 1/2-inch length isn’t such a bad trade-off. When asparagus isn’t in season, you can experiment with different cheeses and even substitute other veggies.
Asparagus And Cheese Strata can be baked ahead of time and served whenever it is convenient. It’s quick and easy to make whenever you have old bread, eggs, or milk that needs to be transformed into something spectacular. I hope you like today’s vegetarian dish.
Asparagus is housed in a renovated warehouse that first opened its doors in 1979. The restaurant’s vegetarian food and setting, which is full of recycled and reclaimed woods, harken back to the Hippy movement of the 1960s and 1970s. There was no high-end vegetarian restaurant in the country at the time. Green’s transformed the restaurant landscape forever by locating them in modest, out-of-the-way cafes. It elevated vegetarian cuisine to parity with other gourmet dining establishments.