Asparagus Stuffed Rolls
- Very easy
- 22 min
- Kcal 412
If you’re looking to shake up your appetizer game, these asparagus rolls are a must-try! Seriously good. They move away from the usual pasta or risotto and show what spring veggies can really bring to the table. The magic starts with phyllo dough—super crispy and light—which makes these rolls stand out from the typical puff pastry. Inside, you've got fresh, tender asparagus paired with creamy goat cheese and a touch of honey for that perfect sweet twist.
This combo of salty and sweet is what makes these asparagus appetizers really, really different from the usual finger foods. They’re especially great when asparagus is in season—so so fresh and not heavy at all. It’s a fun way to elevate your snack game, offering something that feels a bit fancier but is still pretty simple.
In Greco, people love playing around with different fillings, so you’ll find versions featuring bacon or ham—like ham and asparagus rolls or even bacon-wrapped ones. Phyllo keeps it light, giving you that awesome flaky, golden exterior. Plus, these asparagus roll-ups are perfect for gatherings—like picnics or parties—since they hold up well and are easy to grab. No mess.
What really stands out is how they manage to be both moist inside and crispy outside, a combo you don’t always get with other easy asparagus recipes. And you know what? You can mix it up with different cheeses like feta or ricotta, or even toss in some herbs if you’re feeling adventurous. People really appreciate how these healthy asparagus dishes come together quickly and aren’t too filling. And so you can enjoy plenty without feeling stuffed. Overall, these asparagus and cheese rolls offer a cool way to explore spring veggies while keeping things fun and simple in the kitchen. Whether you’re hosting or just want a new snack, these rolls are sure to impress. For real.
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To prepare the asparagus rolls, start by cleaning them. Rinse and dry them with a clean towel 1, then cut off the white and woody base 2 and use a vegetable peeler to remove the more fibrous part of the stem 3.
Submerge them in a pot full of boiling salted water, letting them cook for 5 minutes 4. When ready, drain them into a bowl of ice water 5 and leave them for a minute: this will stop the cooking and the color won't fade 6.
Now unroll the phyllo dough and use only two sheets, overlap them 7, and by cutting with a smooth-bladed knife, you will get 16 rectangles of the same size 8, stack them ready for use 9.
Drain the asparagus and dry them well with absorbent paper or a clean towel 10, then place the first asparagus on the phyllo sheet 11 and wrap it 12.
Place them on a baking sheet lined with parchment paper 13 and continue with all the others 14. Bake them in a preheated static oven at 392°F, for about 15 minutes 15.
You have time to prepare the three accompanying sauces. Divide the mayonnaise into 3 small bowls 16. Proceed in this order. In the first bowl, add the zest of a lime and the juice of half 17 and mix 18.
Repeat the process for the other two bowls, adding curry powder to one 19, and a pinch of chili powder to the other 20. You have everything, now all that's left is to group the slightly warmed asparagus rolls and accompany them with the 3 sauces 21!