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 ...

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.

Asparagus can be a challenging vegetable to keep fresh, typically lasting between three to five days in the fridge. However, the experts at Delish have shared a handy tip to prevent your asparagus ...

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 ...

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 that storing your asparagus upright in about an ...

Just as you would store flowers, place the asparagus upright with the cut edges submerged in a bowl or cup of water. Place it in the fridge, and place a plastic bag over the tops of the vegetable.

When selecting asparagus, choose bright green stalks with tightly closed tips. Fresh asparagus will keep for a week or more in the refrigerator. It is best to keep the cut ends in a small amount ...

How to store fresh asparagus? To maintain their freshness, store them in the refrigerator when they arrive from the supermarket.

So, you've been to the farmers market and now you need to store your goodies. We turned to an expert at OSU for proper storing tips.

They stay fresh for a long time in the fridge—sometimes up to three weeks—when stored in an airtight container, and they keep longer without their leafy greens attached (you can eat these, too).