Edamame (एडामामे / हरा सोयाबीन)
Edamame feel like a modern addition to our pantry, but these young, green soybeans have found a magnifique home in our health-conscious Indian kitchens. I love their vibrant color and that satisfying 'pop' when you eat them. In my home, I often toss them into a 'Mixed Vegetable Curry' or a quick 'Veg Pulao' to add a high-quality protein boost and a bit of texture. They have a very gentle, nutty sweetness that balances well with our traditional spices like turmeric and ginger. They represent a magnifique fusion of global health trends and local culinary traditions. I usually buy them frozen in their pods and steam them with just a touch of sea salt for a magnifique afternoon snack. It’s a very honest way to enjoy the goodness of soy in its most natural form. They provide a sense of fresh energy and modern vitality to every plate.

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Calories
122 kcal
Protein
11g
Fat
5g
Carbs
10g
Fiber
5g
Vitamins
Folate, Vitamin K, Manganese
Cooking Tips
- • Steam or boil the pods in salted water for just 5 minutes to keep them magnifique and bright green.
- • After cooking, plunge them into ice water to stop the cooking process and preserve the professional-grade texture.
- • Toss the shelled beans into your morning poha or upma for an easy and magnifique protein upgrade.
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