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Now's the time to use that sweet chilli sauce hiding in the back of your cupboard.
Potatoes, Edamame beans (frozen), Mayonnaise, Sweet chilli sauce
Delicious, crunchy and healthy!
Frozen whole edamame, Hot water, Salt (for boiling), Salt (for seasoning)
Tobuchan
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You won't be able to wait to eat these!
Tofu, Prawns, Frozen edamame beans, Egg, Potato starch, Salt, Ginger, Vegetable oil, Chilli powder (optional), Lemon (optional)
Mizue
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You can use corn or edamame beans instead.
Rice, Quinoa, Water, Oyster mushrooms, Broad beans, Ginger, Sauce:, Sake, Dashi stock (powder), Salt, Honey
Mizue
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It's like a sushi rice salad, colourful and healthy!
Rice, Sushi vinegar:, Rice vinegar, Light brown sugar, Sea salt, Smoked salmon, Olives, Baby plum tomatoes, Rocket, Cucumber, Edamame (soya beans)
Cucumber is typical but try this using edamame instead - it's full of protein!
Potatoes, Frozen edamame (soy beans), Carrot (medium), Ham slices, Boiled eggs, Salt & pepper, Apple vinegar, Mayonnaise
Sweet and hot will definitely get your mouth watering.
Mackerel fillets, Edamame beans, Spring onions, Garlic (finely chopped), Ginger (finely chopped), Chinese chilli bean sauce, Tomato ketchup, Sugar, Chicken soup, Sake (or white wine), Potato starch or cornflour, Potato starch in a bit of water, Salt & pepper
Rose Wine
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A great snack for the kids or nibbles for the adults.
Tofu, Tinned mackerel, Patty:, Egg (beaten), Single cream, Potato starch, Light brown sugar, Salt, Edamame beans or green beans, Toasted sesame seeds, Salad leaves, Radishes, Ginger (grated), Tempura sauce (see below)
Traditionally, it takes time to prepare these beans, soaking overnight first. But if you want to eat them now, here's how to do it!
Soya beans, Water, Noodle soup granules
Beetroot and edamame both have a very vibrant colour. You might think it's too vivid but it's a great combination. In fact, while making the video, I was eating from the plate and before I realised it, it was half finished!
Beetroot, Lemon, Extra virgin olive oil, Salt, Edamame beans (defrosted), Stilton cheese, Walnuts, Black pepper
Mizue
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An excellent kaiseki course, this dish is low calorie, high in nutrition and good for a healthy diet.
Edamame beans, Arrowroot powder (yoshino-kuzu), Water, Dashi stock granules, Egg, Mangetout