Should I use fresh or frozen edamame?
Frozen edamame is perfectly fine and often more convenient. Most frozen edamame is blanched before freezing, so it cooks very quickly. If using fresh, you may need to increase the cooking time slightly.
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15m
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280
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Frozen edamame is perfectly fine and often more convenient. Most frozen edamame is blanched before freezing, so it cooks very quickly. If using fresh, you may need to increase the cooking time slightly.
Absolutely! While traditionally served warm, chilled edamame can be a refreshing option, especially on a hot day. Just cook as directed, then rinse with cold water or refrigerate until cool before serving.
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