Edamame (tender soybeans with a slightly Lima bean flavor) are quickly becoming a new favorite of mine because they are so versatile. They pair really well with the peppery flavor of arugula!
Cook edamame according to package directions, drain and let cool.
Whisk vinegar, honey, and oil together in a small bowl and season with salt and pepper.
Toss arugula and edamame in a serving bowl, add cheese, drizzle with dressing, toss again, and serve.
By Deeli from Richland, WA
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What can I say? Three wonderfully refreshing flavors combined in one dish.
Roast shelled edamame beans, lightly coated with extra virgin olive oil, on a baking sheet in the oven. Allow to cool and add to your salad for extra flavor, crunchiness, and lots of protein.
Edamame is a delicious young soybean, often eaten straight out of the pods. You can find them in the frozen section of any grocery store, in the pod or shelled. I prefer to eat them from the pod; I find it more fun and much more tasty.
It would come as no surprise if the magic beans planted in the "Jack and the Bean Stalk" fairytale were soybeans. The versatile virtues Mother Nature has bestowed on this one legume are far reaching indeed.
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I feel rather foolish asking this, what is edamame? I've never heard of it except on this site.
By Ellen from Taft, CA
It's a type of bean. Kind of looks like a snap pea. They are delicious! You have to try them. My mouth is watering right now thinking about it. :)
