From: Anna101
On Feb 19, 2005
Fantastic. I love asparagus and was looking for a new twist. This is it and I will make plenty more of it. I was not sure about the eggs, but it is a perfect combination. I omitted any extra seasoning as the crackers already have salt, and it came out great. It is also a recipe that you can easily prepare in advance for entertaining and just bake it in the oven.
From: MicDoc
On Nov 27, 2003
My family and I loved this. I made it for Thanksgiving. They requested it for Christmas. It's a very nice alternative to the traditional green bean casserole.
From: Leezbeez
On Nov 30, 2003
I made this for Thanksgiving Day. What a hit with everyone. I made a few changes. I sauteed the asparagus in butter with garlic. Then I used the drippings to mix with the soup instead of milk. I also used cheese its in the place of the butter flavored crackers. I've already had request to make this again. Thanks!
From: Zurie
On Jun 9, 2007
Oh no, Beth! What did you expect this dish to taste like, if it contains TWO bunches asparagus and FOUR hardboiled eggs? Lemon meringue?? BeachGirl, this was a lovely side dish. We love asparagus, and I used 2 bunches green asparagus (cost me a fortune, LOL!) I used a local (SA) type cheesy cracker. We really loved it — a comforting side dish which I served with plain fried prawns (large shrimp). Thank you!!
From: Gapeach
On Nov 22, 2003
What a super easy recipe. I too cut the recipe in half as it was just my husband and I. I had been looking for a new recipe for asparagus and this one will be a keeper! A really nice change from the usual vegetable side dish. Thanks.
From: Derf
On Apr 7, 2003
Very nummmy casserole BeachGirl!! I had to cut the recipe in half and there was still an abundance for two with left overs for tomorrow. With the cheese,eggs & mushroom soup it was quite rich. I sprinkled a little more cheese over the mushroom soup, will make this the next time we have company, thanks for sharing.
From: ChefDebs
On Nov 25, 2005
I made this for Thanksgiving, but sadly I have no leftovers to enjoy as they were completely scarfed up..will have to make double the amount for Xmas. I did omit the hard boiled egg..personal preference. [img]http://bestsmileys.com/eating1/7.gif[/img]
From: Susie #3
On Aug 24, 2005
Very tasty and rich in flavor. I used frozen asparagus because fresh was not available. Worked well but was a little soft for my taste. Think it will also be great with broccoli. I will try that next.
From: Dianne03
On Jun 18, 2005
What a delicious side dish! I can be lazy sometimes and use canned asparagus and it is still great. I followed the recipe exactly--would not change a thing! Thanks!
From: esm4877
On Dec 27, 2005
This was delicious. I did not add in the eggs due to personal preference. I added in a little garlic powder into the soup/milk mixture for some added flavour. I used saltine crackers and I think that this recipe would be better with Ritz, but I didn't have any. I will be making this again, so I will try it with Ritz next time!
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