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Edamame's?
posted by mombento on Tue, 2010-01-19 22:06
Hi!
I'm very newbie to bento. Today I bought 2 packs of edamame's. It's just the little beans, not the pods. Should I cook them? If yes, for how long? Or just defrost and eat? How do you eat them and when?
Thanks! BM
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Oh, those are great! I'm assuming you're talking about the frozen ones? If so, bring a pan of water to the boil. Throw in the beans, cook for 5 minutes. They should end up tender/crisp. Enjoy! They are an excellent side for salmon.
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