Want something to eat during the Super Bowl game that isn’t chips and dip? Meaty, greasy Dude Food only goes so far.
Try sprinkling truffle salt onto some shelled edamame beans. Divine!
You can buy the edamame (soybeans) already shelled and cooked, either in the produce section of the supermarket, or frozen. If frozen, they need a quick thaw 0r boil.
Since edamame are often served salted, simply substitute truffle salt for the regular salt you might use.
Enjoy!
Recipe: Truffled Edamame Snack
Summary: Truffled Edamame is a sophisticated yet simple two-ingredient snack for Super Bowl, or any time you need a unique appetizer. Truffle Salt is expensive, but worth it. You’ll end up using it on everything!
Ingredients
- Cooked edamame (soybeans), shelled
- Truffle salt
Instructions
- Put cooked edamame in a pretty bowl. Sprinkle with truffle salt.
- Voila!
Quick notes
You may find the shelled, cooked edamame in a well-stocked supermarket. Be sure to buy the unsalted variety, since you will be salting them yourself.
If you can’t find them already shelled and cooked, you can usually find them frozen, either shelled or still in the shell. Cook briefly in boiling water (3-5 minutes, usually), cool and then truffle them up!
Variations
Smoky version: Instead of truffle salt, sprinkle with smoked paprika and a pinch of sea salt.
Preparation time: 1 minute (a few minutes more if you need to cook them yourself)
Diet type: Vegan
Culinary tradition: USA (Nouveau)
My rating
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i love edamame! i usually just put it in stir fry, but this snack version sounds fancier. 🙂
I am a huge fan of Edamame and I´m so trying this recipe!
great snack! easy and delicious!