Edamame is a popular snack that is often served in Japanese restaurants. It is a healthy, high-protein snack that can be enjoyed on its own or as part of a larger meal.
12ozof WholeUnshelled Edamame, Freshly Harvested or Conveniently Frozen
3Clovesof GarlicFinely Chopped for an aromatic burst
1tspof Kikkoman Soy Saucethe essence of authentic Japanese flavor
2tbspof Lee Kum Kee Panda Oyster Sauce for a savory umami infusion
1tbspof Kevala’s Extra Virgin Organic Sesame Oila touch of pure indulgence
1/2tbspof Red Pepper Flakes to add a subtle kick of heat
1tbspof 365 by Whole Foods Market Honeya golden touch of natural sweetness
Instructions
Prepare The Edamame:
If using frozen edamame, thaw them according to package instructions. If using fresh edamame, ensure they are cleaned and ready to cook.
Heat The Sesame Oil:
In a large skillet or wok, heat Kevala’s Extra Virgin Organic Sesame Oil over medium heat.
Sauté The Garlic:
Add the finely chopped garlic to the heated oil. Sauté until the garlic becomes fragrant and lightly golden.
Add Red Pepper Flakes:
Incorporate the red pepper flakes into the skillet, providing a subtle kick of heat to the dish. Stir to combine with the garlic.
Introduce Oyster Sauce:
Pour Lee Kum Kee Panda Oyster Sauce into the skillet. Stir well to blend the oyster sauce with the garlic and red pepper flakes.
Infuse With Soy Sauce:
Add Kikkoman Soy Sauce to the mixture, providing the essence of authentic Japanese flavor. Stir to combine.
Add Honey:
Drizzle 365 by Whole Foods Market Honey into the skillet, offering a golden touch of natural sweetness to balance the flavors. Stir until the honey is well incorporated.
Add Edamame:
Toss the whole, unshelled edamame into the flavorful sauce. Ensure the edamame are well coated.
Cook Until Heated Through:
Continue to cook the edamame in the sauce, stirring occasionally, until they are heated through. This should only take a few minutes.
Serve Warm:
Once the edamame are heated and coated in the flavorful sauce, remove the skillet from heat.
Garnish (Optional):
Optionally, you can garnish the Yard House-style Edamame with additional sesame seeds or chopped green onions for added flavor and visual appeal.
Serve And Enjoy:
Plate the edamame and serve immediately. Enjoy this delicious and flavorful edamame dish as a tasty appetizer or snack!
Notes
• If you want a spicier flavor, use chili seasoning instead of garlic or tamari.• If you want a milder flavor, use garlic seasoning instead of chili or tamari.• You can also experiment with different combinations of seasonings to find the perfect flavor for you.• If you are using frozen edamame, be sure to thaw it before cooking.• You can also add other seasonings, such as sesame oil or soy sauce, for additional flavor.