2. The best way to peel old asparagus is to tear it faster by hand. Pick up asparagus in the left and right direction with both hands, tear off a small layer of skin from the root and fold it down gently. Asparagus will naturally break at the junction of old and tender, and the broken part does not need to be removed, indicating that this part is still tender.
3. When frying asparagus, remember to blanch it in boiling water 1 min. Add 1 teaspoon salt and put it in boiling water to prevent asparagus from turning yellow. After frying, the asparagus is still as green as new.