Ham Wrapped Asparagus

Lyii G @LyiiG
MY VERSION
A LIGHTLY SPICY AND GARLICKY FLAVOUR TO ENJOY ASPARUGUS
LOVING IT
Ham Wrapped Asparagus
MY VERSION
A LIGHTLY SPICY AND GARLICKY FLAVOUR TO ENJOY ASPARUGUS
LOVING IT
Cooking Instructions
- 1
coat asparugus well with salt , lemon juice ,olive oil and Italian herbs
- 2
bake at 200 for 5 minute or more depending on the thickness
- 3
wrap cured honey ham on asparugus
- 4
in pan melt butter then stir in chili powder and off heat
- 5
serve top dressing the top spicy butter then extra dash of Italian herbs
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