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Based on this recipe from the food network (except I refuse to call it hummus as there are no chickpeas involved!).
Ingredients:
400 gm pack of frozen edamame (unshelled)
Small pack of silken tofu
½ teaspoon salt
¼ cup of olive oil
decent whack of minced garlic (3 cloves)
⅓ cup mixed lemon and lime juices
1½ teaspoons ground cumin
Method
Either nuke in a microwave or boil the edamame until they are defrosted (see instructions on pack). If using fresh, boil them for at least 5 minutes.
Turn the telly on and shell the buggers. This is the boring bit. Try not to eat too many during this stage.
Put everything in a blender or food processor and process until you get a slightly textured dip. That's it!
I prefer to use a mix of lemon and lime juices - but just lemon can be used. Just lime juice is OK too but not as good as a blend.
Adjust the amount of tofu to get the consistency you like. Generally a 200 gm pack works well with a 400 gm pack of frozen edamame. Don't buy the firm tofu! Only siiiiiiilky!
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You’re a dear. Thanks so much for this!
Mmmm, that sounds so good! And simple. I like simple.
I had this at @keitaigodess ‘s house and it was delicious. Off to the supermarket now. I love simple recipes and this is perfect for this lovely sunny weather.