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                           Chef’s Recipe







                     From the kitchen of


              Chef Udo Mueller



                         at Coral Ridge Country Club





                   Asparagus, Prosciutto and

                      Fontina Cheese strudel




                     1 BUNCH ASPARAGUS MAKES 4

              Amount     Measure     Ingredient - Prep Method
                 1          box      phyllo dough

                 1        bunch      green asparagus (pencil)
                ½           lb       prosciutto, thinly sliced
                ½           lb       fontina cheese, thinly sliced
                                     melted butter

                                     parmesan cheese, grated





                                DIRECTIONS
              Defrost the phyllo dough in fridge over night. Layout dough and
                           cut in half. Cover with dry towel.
               If you can’t get pencil asparagus, you must peel it and either grill
                              or blanch the thicker one.
              Cut 1” off the end from the asparagus and divide into four stacks.
              Use 1 oz prosciutto, 1 oz cheese and 1 stack asparagus per strudel.
              Use three layers of phyllo dough, brush each layer with butter and
                            sprinkle with parmesan cheese.
                     Layout the prosciutto on one end of the dough,
              place the cheese on top of the prosciutto and one stack asparagus
                                on top of the cheese.
                   Wrap the dough around the asparagus – prosciutto –
                                  cheese bundle.
                Brush with egg wash and bake in preheated 350˚ F oven until
                            golden brown (10-15 minutes)


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