Spicy Edamame and a treat!
I got Edamame last week in my farm box, they are soybeans and very healthy rich in protein, fiber, vitamin K, folate and omega 3. I have never bought it before and didn't know what to do with it, but fear not we have the internet, so I got some idea's and came up with this:
Ingredients:
- 2 big bunches of edamame, clean and get the pods of
- salt
- masala powder to taste
- oregano
Method:
- boil the edamame in water for about 10 min, then remove the little beans from the pods
- heat canola oil in a pan with some salt, masala powder, curry leaves and oregano, then stir fry the edamame for about 5 minutes
Thats it so simple good to accompany a meal or as a tasty high protein and filling snack.
and heres a treat for you all our daughter used a spoon all by herself today, I am so proud of her....
Mmm...i love edamame. I sometimes like to snack on them on the afternoon.
ReplyDeleteJasmine is so cute. You must be a proud mama.
This is a great variation on an old favorite!
ReplyDeleteGreat movie! Congrats to you and to Jasmine.
ReplyDeleteOur family loves edamame. My son even takes it in his lunch box to school.
Yummy :D She is so stinkin' cute!
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to make mine.
ReplyDeleteI really like edmame. I have never prepared it myself but it looks pretty easy,
ReplyDeleteShe did such a nice job with using her spoon! What a cutie! ;0)
ReplyDeleteYum! I love edamame. I bet the masala powder was so great on this!
Jasmine is growing up! I'm sure you're proud of her.
ReplyDeleteI've never seen or eaten edamame.
ReplyDeleteJasmine is doing great, the little pumpkin is getting big, so sweet
Aww, little Jasmine is adorable!
ReplyDeleteI have some in the freezer that I have to make soon. Jasmine is adorable.-Tien
ReplyDeleteI've never had edamame like that - looks great!
ReplyDeleteWell hello again! So I think I lost your blog when you moved domains...as I had thought you were gone! Hmm..well I'm glad you are still blogging :) And LOVE the video!! Congrats to Jasmine!
ReplyDeleteIsn't it great when a little one does something new? Such excitement for the parents. A cutie pie who will eat edamame.
ReplyDeleteJenn: oh great idea for a healthy snack, I am thanks will be you one day lol
ReplyDeleteFresh local and best: my new favorite!
foodie with a little thyme: oh great lunch box idea, will remember when she goes to school
girlichef;thanks i know he he
Melinda: u will love it
Velva: i was surprised at hoe easy it was
the ungourmet: cute baba oh masala powder is good on anything he he
my little space: we are so proud
dajana:you will have to look for some, thanks
palidor; thanks
Tien: oh thats a good thing to keep in freezer
simply life: thanks
Gina: i lost you as well, but we found each other again we RDS should stick together!
sweet and savory good baby snack lol
Oh my word - that video was SOOOOO adorable - yay, Jasmine!!!! I just love your voice - do some more videos where you just talk so I can listen to your accent! We discovered edamame about a year ago and we steam it in the pods with some kosher salt and then eat it as a snack. It's kind of fun to pop them out of the pod and eat them. YUMMMM ~ ♥
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for visiting me all the way over in Africa :) Your blog is lovely - it has a great selection of healthy food (I've never tried Edamame) - I'll be back soon !
ReplyDeleteBye for now
Lynda, Kilimanjaro, East Africa
i love edamame, what a great variation!
ReplyDeleteI have to find out if I can get edamame here in France. I need to go to a speciality food market and I'll try your recipe.
ReplyDeletethe imperfect housewife: he he i bet Jasmine will sound like a lil American though!
ReplyDeletelynda your blog rocks'
Teresa thanks
Laura hope u find some lol
Edamame, yummy! Your little Jasmine is getting so big, darling :)
ReplyDeleteJasmine is so beautiful!!!I love that video.
ReplyDeleteI've never cooked edamame, looks interesting. I laughed at your video, yes I do believe banging your spoon on the tray is more fun than putting the food into your mouth. She is a star!
ReplyDeleteDiane: thanks, i know shes growing fast
ReplyDeleteErica: thanks
Janice: shes so funny
How sweet!! She's so precious!! And these edamame sound delicious!
ReplyDeletethanks Reeni
ReplyDeleteI always make sure to have some frozen edamame bags in the freezer,that way I can add them to soups or salads, or just eat them plain.
ReplyDeleteI like this new idea I never thought about.
heidi oh what a great thing to have on hand, will put some in my freezer now!
ReplyDeleteYummy! I can't wait to share them with my kids. The video is adorable!
ReplyDeleteMy sister loves edamame, but I have not gotten into it, although it is very healthful. I must try some.
ReplyDeleteChris thanks for stopping by and thanks
ReplyDeleteJudy: you will love it