Ingredients:
Asparagus (Personally, I prefer the Peruvian kind, but whatever floats your boat will do as well and you should be able to figure out how much you need, depending on how many people you need to cook for)
1/2 Cup Sesame Seed Oil
3/4 Cup Crushed Red Pepper
1/2 Cup Soy Sauce
There's one thing I've learned though, if you're going to steam the asparagus, it's best to cover the tips with a li'l tent of foil (that way, the tip doesn't over cook).
First, fill a pot with water and a little bit of salt and boil till the asparagus gets to your desired tenderness. (Steve's tip of covering the asparagus tips in foil so the tips don't overcook is very useful)
Then while the asparagus is draining, pour the sesame seed oil into a pan, heat for 2 minutes or so, and then pour in half of the crushed red pepper, add the asparagus and stir.
Stir for about 10-15 minutes, making sure all the asparagus is covered in the oil and pepper, and then pour in the soy sauce and let it sit on low heat for 5 minutes.
Let it all cool for a bit and then eat!
*The ingredient amounts all can be adjusted to your needs, especially the crushed red pepper, because I'm Mexican and I can handle the spicy food, but I'm not quite sure you can




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