These fried edamame are absolutely delicious. They’re a little spicy and have an amazing umami-forward flavour thanks to the togarashi, a life-changing Japanese seasoning. Once cooked and fried, the edamame beans themselves are soft, yet they keep some texture to them. This recipe only requires 3 ingredients and 10 minutes of your time. It’s the perfect snack but would also make a great appetizer if you’re hosting guests.
I never tasted fried edamame until recently in a bar in Melbourne. It was simply delicious and I knew I wanted to make a recipe for not hangry anymore. I used togarashi as the topping because it’s a super flavourful Japanese spice mix that works great with edamame. Togarashi contains chilli flakes, sesame seeds and orange peel among other ingredients. There are various different blends that you can get from the supermarket or your local fine foods grocer but my favourite is the Shichimi Togarashi from Herbies.
If you’re looking for more delicious snacks, make sure to also check out these recipes:
- Asparagus and Nectarine Bruschetta
- 8-Ingredient Garlic and Herb Scrolls
- Roasted Lemon Myrtle Macadamias
I hope you enjoy these fried edamame. Please let me know how you go in the comments and don’t forget to tag me @nothangryanymore in your creations on Instagram. I love seeing them!
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Fried Edamame with Togarashi
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Ingredients
- 200 g frozen edamame
- 1/2 tbsp sesame oil
- 2 tsp togarashi
Instructions
- Bring a pot of water to the boil. Once boiling, add the frozen edamame and cook for 4 minutes until bright green in colour. Drain the edamame after cooking.
- Heat up a wok or fry pan and add the sesame oil. Fry the edamame for 2-3 minutes until they're lightly charred in some places.
- Add the togarashi and toss the edamame to cover.
- Serve hot.