Sig's German Beans and Asparagus in Jackets
This is a traditional recipe from Germany where I come from, I particularly like eating the vegetables very much this way . The batter can be used with other vegetables too :)
Sig's German Beans and Asparagus in Jackets
This is a traditional recipe from Germany where I come from, I particularly like eating the vegetables very much this way . The batter can be used with other vegetables too :)
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Wash and trim beans and asparagus, tie. 4-6 beans in middle with string and do the same with asparagus.Set to boiling salted water for about 5 minutes, drain well.
- 2
Separate the eggs, whisk the egg white to a peak and make a smooth batter out of egg yolk salt, pepper and flour, gently lift the egg white under. Dip the bundles of asparagus and beans into the batter and float in the hot oil until they are golden brown turning them once. I leave the strings long as they are easier to turn in batter, pan and removal out of pan.
- 3
Serve with slices of lemon. Make sure you carefully remove the string before serving by cutting beans and asparagus in the middle where the string is. Best with a cold beer as a snack
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