


I made this yesterday on a whim and Jeremiah, my husband, is already asking for more.
It doesn't take long and you only need three ingredients, edamame, olive oil and garlic.
I just nuked the beans in the microwave with a tiny bit if water for a few minutes and
then popped all the beans out of the pods. On medium heat I warmed about 3 tlb olive oil
and 1 tsp minced garlic. After a minute or so I added to beans to warm altogether. Once
the garlic looks toasted, I scraped everything into a food processor and minced until
everything was like a thick puree.
We liked it with pretzels but it's totally open for interpretation and would probably be
just as good with crackers or other things.
i LVOE edamame. excellent recippe, definitely trying it.
ReplyDeleteoh looks delicious!
ReplyDeletethanks for the recipe...
Looks yummy!
ReplyDeletei love edamame - totally going to try this! thank you.
ReplyDeleteSo pure and simple. I love it! Thanks so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThis looks delicious and easy! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWhhhhaaaat?! How have I never heard of this? Thank you for posting! Edamame is so good, and I bet this is beyond tasty...and most importantly, simple!
ReplyDelete~Kirsten
http://triplemaxtons.blogspot.com
Yum...yes please! Thanks for your well wishes too...he's still not sleeping at night (bit better in the day thankfully)! Loving all your thrifty finds of late too! Hope you're all good x
ReplyDeleteHi nice to meet you. How genius - I love recipes that have three ingredients and are still wonderful. Gorgeous pics too. And with the edamame maybe even my kids will eat it. Thanks - Jody
ReplyDeletewhat a fabulous idea!!!! that looks sooo good. I am going to make that this weekend :D I just love your blog. You give me such great ideas!
ReplyDeleteThis looks soooo good. I don't have a microwave- I wonder if I can just steam them first?
ReplyDeleteThis looks right up my ally...wow, must try this recipe..ASAP!
ReplyDeleteWho knew edamame could serve so many different purposes! Clever!
ReplyDeleteI am so trying this as my next party dip! Thanks for sharing the recipe! xo, Claudia
ReplyDeleteThis is really interesting... going to give it a try.
ReplyDeleteAwesome idea! My husband loves soy beans, so I'll have to make this for him!
ReplyDeletewow this looks so good! i'll have to try it :)
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