Asparagus is a vegetable appreciated in many cultures for its delicate flavor and multiple nutritional benefits. Its consumption dates back to antiquity, being cultivated and valued by the Egyptians and Romans. In Latin America, this vegetable also has a strong presence and goes by different names depending on the country. In Mexico and Central America, they are simply known as "asparagus," while in Argentina and Uruguay they are called "fresh asparagus" to differentiate them from canned or processed ones. In some places, they are also referred to as "asparagus spears" when talking about the most tender parts. This traditional recipe highlights the simplicity and freshness of asparagus prepared in a way that enhances its natural flavor, combining it with some classic ingredients like butter and Parmesan cheese.