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But, before I actually turn my computer off, I promised to share the quick recipe for Edamame Hummus with a friend. When I originally posted my recipe for Edamame Hummus, I was really trying to bump up the protein and I'd added tofu. But depending upon the day I make it, what I have in the house, and whether my kids are going to be bringing it to school/camp (in which case it needs to be nut free) the recipe changes a bit. The basics are the same though: edamame + olive oil + lemon juice + kosher salt. It is delicious (and so quick and easy) no matter how you make it.
The edamame hummus pictured above (which is the one I served up this week) is simply:
Super Quick (Nut-Free) Edamame Hummus
Edamame (cooked according to the package)
Lemon juice (to taste, I like a lot of lemon juice)
Olive Oil
Kosher salt
Dash of cumin
Pop everything into your Cuisinart and pulse until desired consistency, thinning with a bit of water if necesary.
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Edamame (cooked according to the package)
Walnuts
Fresh Mint
Lemon juice (to taste, I like a lot of lemon juice)
Olive Oil
Kosher salt
Pop everything into your Cuisinart and pulse until desired consistency, thinning with a bit of water if necesary.
Lemon juice (to taste, I like a lot of lemon juice)
Olive Oil
Kosher salt
Pop everything into your Cuisinart and pulse until desired consistency, thinning with a bit of water if necesary.
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