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Westphalian Ham is similar to prosciutto in that it is dry cured. The hogs are raised in the
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Asparagus Wrapped with
Westphalian Ham

Aparagus wrapped in Westphalian Ham

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Prep time: | Cook time: | Total time: | Yield: about 20 spears , Serving size: 4 spears |

I large cookie sheet or broiler pan

1 lb asparagus spears

4 oz thin Westphalian Ham (you may substitute Prosciutto

Olive oil

salt and pepper

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Directions:

Pre Heat Oven to 400 degrees F

First take off the tough end of the asparagus. Then lay out the thin sliced Westphalian ham or prosciutto and put the end on the ham.

Roll the ham at an angle...

..so it goes all the way up. the stalk to the tip.

Place on a cookie sheet and brush with olive oil. Bake for 15 min at 400 degrees F till tender but still crisp.

This is a great appetizer. Here we served them with cold sliced meats and rye bread for a light meal.

The spears keep there shape well when only cooked to the crisp tender state.

You can also make this a main dish.

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