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New I steam it
To cook the stems, I take the top and bottom off an empty tin, stand it in my wok with a high domed lid (half-full of water so the bottom 40mm or so is submerged) and steam for about 10 minutes.


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New I've done it that way.
Have my can (tin to you) which I punched the sides of full of holes for best circulation. Used a special hole punch for that to make nice clean holes.

That works fine and you'd definitely want to use that method for thin stemmed asparagus, but I get a mere tender product farther down the stem by peeling.

I've also "staged" asparagus when the recipe didn't require it whole - cutting into three or four segments and start cooking the ends, then toss in the middles and finally the tips.
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     And cheap asparagus too! - (Andrew Grygus) - (6)
         I steam it - (pwhysall) - (1)
             I've done it that way. - (Andrew Grygus)
         I like the thin stemmed. - (Silverlock)
         steamed tips in an omelette with brie and chives -NT - (boxley) - (1)
             If I hadn't just filled up on taco salad - (bepatient)
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