From: Bergy
On Mar 15, 2004
Delightful combination! My asparagus were very skinny and I do like them crunchy so I did not preboil them. I put the butter, mustard and mushrooms on the skillet heated the mushrooms through and then added damp asparagus, cooked for 3 minutes stirred them twice and they were perfect. Had a picky eater for dinner and they disappeared from her plate in a hurry Thanks TGirl,RN for a very good recipe
From: ellie_
On Mar 5, 2004
Delicious — my new favorite way to make asparagus. I used the skinny asparagus for this dish, cooking it about half the time indicated and it was just perfect with steak and baked potatoes. Thanks for sharing! This is a keeper for sure.
From: Bev
On Mar 19, 2004
Delicious and Flavorful! I love the flavor the Dijon added to the asparagus! So very simple to prepare such a delightful side dish. I do love asparagus and and mushrooms (a great combination, I might add!) and will definitely keep this recipe handy for future use! Thanks TGirl!
From: Lorac
On Mar 6, 2004
Excellent! The mustard and garlic are the perfect offset for the asparagus and the mushrooms add color and texture. I brought the water to a boil before adding the asparagus. While the asparagus was draining, I melted the butter and mixed in the mustard and garlic before adding the asparagus and mushrooms.I did not add the salt or pepper. You could add an additional 1/2 pound of aspapagus for the amount of sauce made by the recipe. Thanks TGirl for this special dish!
From: peggy 3062
On Mar 14, 2004
excellent!!! you must dry this dish. i loved it and will be adding it to my easter dinner menu. thank you for sharing.
From: Elly in Canada
On Mar 14, 2004
Agree with Ellie2, perfect side dish with sirloin steaks for dinner today. The mustard in the sauce enhanced the meat! Since we like asparagus barely tender I did not add it until the mushrooms/sauce mixture was done, it was perfect! A keeper!!
From: texsara
On Apr 9, 2005
This is my favorite veggie and rather expensive so we grow it fresh. We love fresh mushrooms too so this is tooo perfect! It was delicious and low-fat and healthy. Thank you!
From: BRENDA PITTMAN
On Mar 21, 2004
This is a wonderful new way to fix asparagus. We enjoyed ever bite. I am glad to see some new ways to fix this vegetable.
From: KMLWPA
On Jul 17, 2006
Like another reviewer, I used thin asparagus and skipped the first boiling as dh likes his veggies crunchy. Halved the asparagus and shrooms but kept the sauce ingredients the same, except to go a bit heavy on the dijon, since I love it! Easy to toss together in the skillet while getting the rest of dinner finished off and on the table.
From: Chef #230576
On Dec 29, 2005
This was wonderful. Be careful how long you boil the asparagus. The first time I made this, it was soggy. The second time, I cut the boil time to about 1/3, and the dish turned out beautiful.
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