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Edamame, Bacon, and Potato Cake Sale
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Edamame, Bacon, and Potato Cake Sale

cookpad.japan
cookpad.japan @cookpad_jp

I had bought some frozen edamame to use as fillers for bentos, but had a lot left over and I wanted to use them up. My daughter doesn't really eat plain edamame, so I combined them with cheese and bacon for her.

The flavor of the olive oil really stands out, so if you use a low grade oil, it won't taste so good. Use whatever olive oil you like best.
I prefer "Dante" brand oilive oil. Recipe by Makikukeko

I had bought some frozen edamame to use as fillers for bentos, but had a lot left over and I wanted to use them up. My daughter doesn't really eat plain edamame, so I combined them with cheese and bacon for her.

The flavor of the olive oil really stands out, so if you use a low grade oil, it won't taste so good. Use whatever olive oil you like best.
I prefer "Dante" brand oilive oil. Recipe by Makikukeko

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Edamame, Bacon, and Potato Cake Sale

cookpad.japan
cookpad.japan @cookpad_jp

I had bought some frozen edamame to use as fillers for bentos, but had a lot left over and I wanted to use them up. My daughter doesn't really eat plain edamame, so I combined them with cheese and bacon for her.

The flavor of the olive oil really stands out, so if you use a low grade oil, it won't taste so good. Use whatever olive oil you like best.
I prefer "Dante" brand oilive oil. Recipe by Makikukeko

I had bought some frozen edamame to use as fillers for bentos, but had a lot left over and I wanted to use them up. My daughter doesn't really eat plain edamame, so I combined them with cheese and bacon for her.

The flavor of the olive oil really stands out, so if you use a low grade oil, it won't taste so good. Use whatever olive oil you like best.
I prefer "Dante" brand oilive oil. Recipe by Makikukeko

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Ingredients

8 servings
  • 150 gramsCake flour
  • 5 gramsBaking powder
  • 2Eggs
  • 4 tbspMilk
  • 20 gramsSugar
  • 50 gramsOlive oil
  • Ingredients:
  • 80 gramsBacon (block)
  • 100 gramsPotatoes (Irish Cobbler)
  • 100 gramsEdamame (frozen)
  • 20 gramsGreen bell pepper (finely chopped)
  • 4Button mushrooms (raw)
  • 4 smallsquares of individually wrapped cheese
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  1. 1

    Prepare the ingredients. Cut the bacon and potato into 8 mm cubes. Slice the mushrooms. Cut each portion of cheese into 12 pieces.

  2. 2

    Cook the fillings (except the cheese) with the bacon in a frying pan. Sprinkle with salt and pepper to taste (I prefer not to).

  3. 3

    Once the flavor of the bacon coats the ingredients and the mushrooms and peppers become tender, it's done cooking. Set aside to cool.

  4. 4

    Break the egg into a bowl and beat it. Add the sugar, milk, and olive oil and combine. (Set aside some of the olive oil here.)

  5. 5

    Once it has been completely combined, sift in the flour and baking powder. Stir until no longer powdery.

  6. 6

    Once Step 3 has cooled, mix it into Step 5. Add the cheese and stir. Add the remaining olive oil and combine everything together.

  7. 7

    Line the pound cake pan with parchment paper. Pour the batter into the pan and bake at 180°C for 40 minutes.

  8. 8

    I added some heart-shaped fish sausages for my daughter.

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on July 15, 2014 10:00

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