Edamame Spread with Nori Crisps

SERVES

6
DIFFICULTY
Easy
TIME
15 Minutes

Soy is a legume, which is why it can be used as such. We can add it to stews, soups, salads or prepare it as if it were hummus. We are going to learn how to make a spread using soy beans and a couple of other things. And for dipping, some very simple to make nori seaweed crackers.

By guest chefsSidesStarters
SERVINGS
6
400
g
Frozen edamame
2
Tbsp soy yoghurt
1
Tbsp sesame oil
1
Tbsp extra virgin olive oil
2
Tbsp toasted sesame seeds
2
Tbsp rice vinegar
1
tsp salt
1
tsp cayenne flakes
3
Sheets of nori seawood
1
Tbsp honey

Method

Cook the edamame in boiling water for 1 minute.

Immediately transfer to a bowl of ice cold water to stop the cooking.

Place the edamame in a food processor with the rest of the ingredients. Blend until creamy and smooth.

Cut the nori seaweed into squares.

In a bowl, mix the honey with a little water. Place the nori squares on a baking tray lined with
baking paper and brush them with the honey mixture with the help of a paintbrush.

Sprinkle some sesame seeds on top and bake at 180°C for one and a half minutes.

Serve the spread with the crispy nori.

MORE ABOUT THE CHEF

Claudia Polo Barrachina
She is always talking or writing about food in media outlets such as EL PAÍS Gastro, El Comidista and Radio Zaragoza, among others. Through her personal project “Soul in the Kitchen”, she educates people about food and cooking. She is the author of “Entorno: un libro para cocinar con lo que te rodea” (Environment: a book for cooking with what surrounds you) and “Mañanitas: desayunos y rituales” (Morning rituals: breakfasts and rituals) (Ed. Destino).