SALTED EDAMAME BEANS

Recipe republished with permission from Maldon Salt Company Ltd. Photography by David Loftus.

Ingredients

500g pack of frozen edamame beans in pods

A generous pinch of Maldon Salt

 Preparation

This quick and easy edamame recipe is perfect as an appetizer for your dinner party. Seasoned generously with Maldon Salt, these beans are crunchy and seriously addicting to eat, especially if you have a side of soy sauce and lemon wedges to add a hit of citrus to the dish.

You can serve edamame beans with many other dishes, including a delicious prawn pad thai. The edamame bean has a faint pea almost buttery taste with a hint of sweet nuttiness to it, which compliments the sweet-savour fusion of the pad thai.

Here is how to make our salted edamame beans…

1. Place a large pan of water on to boil.
2. When simmering, add the frozen edamame beans and blanch for 5 minutes until bright green and cooked through.
3. Drain the beans from the water and place in a large serving bowl, sprinkle generously with Maldon Salt.
4. Serve immediately with soy sauce for dipping and lemon wedges.

SALTED EDAMAME BEANS

Maldon Salt Ltd

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Category

Appetiser

Cuisine

Japanese

Servings

4

Prep Time

5 minutes

Cook Time

2 minutes

This quick and easy edamame recipe is perfect as an appetizer for your dinner party. Seasoned generously with Maldon Salt, these beans are crunchy and seriously addicting to eat, especially if you have a side of soy sauce and lemon wedges to add a hit of citrus to the dish.

Recipe republished by PetitsTresors.com.au with permission from Maldon Salt Ltd. Photography by David Loftus.

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Ingredients

• 500g pack of frozen edamame beans in pods
• A generous pinch of Maldon Salt

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Directions

1. Place a large pan of water on to boil.

2. When simmering, add the frozen edamame beans and blanch for 5 minutes until bright green and cooked through.

3. Drain the beans from the water and place in a large serving bowl, sprinkle generously with Maldon Salt.

4. Serve immediately with soy sauce for dipping and lemon wedges.

Recipe Note

You can serve edamame beans with many other dishes, including a delicious prawn pad thai. The edamame bean has a faint pea almost buttery taste with a hint of sweet nuttiness to it, which compliments the sweet-savour fusion of the pad thai.