edamame
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- noun
- /ˌɛdəˈmɑːmeɪ/
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edamame
- I spruced up the salad with cranberries, turkey, and shelled edamame and really enjoyed it.
- edamame soybeans
- edamame cup
- frozen edamame
Some people react to edamame beans or soy milk or tofu, which is plant and which contains that same structural protein.
- Some people react to edamame beans or soy milk or tofu, which is plant and which contains that same structural protein.
- So in this chicken teriyaki bowl there is rice, chicken edamame, broccoli chives and teriyaki sauce.
- But edamame is an excellent source of protein and so I got those for her to add to her Sprinkles, whipped cream.
Examples
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Thanks too for introducing us to edamame succotash.
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They taste like edamame or green peas when they are green and are at their highest protein state then.
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OK, I'm eating my edamame and then I have the peel.
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An order of burgers, edamame, and corn
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It's a bowl of steamed and salted edamame and life is good.
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Surprisingly, I do very well at sushi restaurants, thanks to edamame, seaweed salad, and veggie rolls.
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So for lunch we have a quinoa and edamame soybean salad or a Mexican style rice and avocado salad.
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At age 3, she is a much more adventurous eater and will gladly eat carrots, broccoli, edamame, and tomato soup.
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I want to get Wagyu taquitos, some edamame, some tuna sashimi and salmon sashimi, and then Wagyu steak.
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I enjoyed a bowl of perfectly steamed edamame sprinkled with salt as a healthy snack.
Synonyms
A small green bean that you boil or steam and eat from the pod
How Mature
Surface Forms
Etymology
Edamame comes from Japanese parts eda 'branch' and mame 'bean', literally 'beans on a branch'. That image helps you remember that edamame are young green soybeans usually served in their pods.