Fresh asparagus usually lasts three to five days in the refrigerator. If you store it like a bunch of herbs as outlined above, it should last longer—at least a week and, depending on how fresh ...

How to Store Whole, Fresh Asparagus Keeping your fresh-from-the-market asparagus crisp isn't difficult, it just takes some prepping and proper asparagus storage. "Asparagus can be temperamental," says ...

HOW TO STORE Asparagus is best eaten fresh; if that's not possible, store it in the refrigerator standing upright in a container of water, like you would keep flowers, with the tops covered ...

With the season in full swing and asparagus gracing grocery aisles, learning to store the vegetable can prolong its shelf life and preserve its quality.

Treat asparagus like a bouquet of flowers and store them upright in a jar with water. Store them in the door of the fridge or anywhere in the fridge where the tips won't get bent or crushed.

To store asparagus, trim away the tough end of the spear, if desired. Store in the refrigerator with the spears, covered, standing upright in about 1 inch of water.

Asparagus tastes great—it's so earthy and vibrant. At peak springtime, I buy it as often as possible. Then I uncover stalks in the fridge that I forget about (for not too long), and they are limp and ...

It's important to know exactly how to store different foods so they taste delicious by the time you eat them. A tip has been shared on how to ensure asparagus remains fresh and crisp for longer ...

How To Store Asparagus Properly Once you get your asparagus home, treat it like a bouquet of flowers. Cut about 1/2 inch off the bottom of each stalk, then place the spears upright in a glass of ...

Spring means asparagus is in season, but before you grab a bunch to roast, sautee, or shave into salads or stir-fry , our friends at Chow remind us t ...