Authentic home cooking from Japan, with US measurements. 
Edamame Rice
Edamame isn't just for beer snacks! It's super easy—just mix salted boiled edamame into rice! The origin of this recipe: I wondered what kinds of beans could be used in bean rice. I started with fava beans, and then came up with this. If you think of red bean rice as a type of bean rice, how about using other beans...
Edamame Rice
Edamame isn't just for beer snacks! It's super easy—just mix salted boiled edamame into rice! The origin of this recipe: I wondered what kinds of beans could be used in bean rice. I started with fava beans, and then came up with this. If you think of red bean rice as a type of bean rice, how about using other beans...
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These are edamame in their pods. If you're having them with beer, you can just boil them with salt as is, but today we'll take the extra step of shelling them.
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Shelled edamame! This amount should be good for 2 cups of rice.
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Dissolve the salt in boiling water and cook the edamame. Occasionally taste to check if they're done.
- 4
This is rice transferred to an earthenware pot after cooking. I wanted to add a special touch, but you can leave it in the rice cooker.
- 5
Place the boiled edamame on the rice.
- 6
Then just mix it all together.
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