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There are three pretty joyful projects here that reward not only the pleasure-driven eater but the scientifically curious mind as well Making soy milk, making soft tofu, and making a savory caramel sauce (not sweet like the one you're probably accustomed to, but vinegary and spicy) are all as easy as those beginner science projects we remember from grade school (growing marigolds or sprouting avocado pits) and equally as wondrous As always, ingredients matter
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This Asian-inspired noodle bowl with spinach, red bell pepper, and soybeans makes a quick and easy vegetarian dish full of color and flavor.
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This sweet and tangy chickpea and edamame salad is loaded with colorful vegetables, dried cranberries, and sunflower seeds.
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This recipe came to The Times from Rachael Hutchings, a young mother and blogger who spent three years living in Japan Ms Hutchings was featured in an article by Julia Moskin about the young people redefining Mormon cuisine, which is often thought of as casserole heavy
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This dip is perfect with tortilla chips or as a spread for a sandwich.
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This recipe is by Florence Fabricant and takes 3 hours. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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This dip tastes like guacamole but made with edamame which has more protein and fiber. Serve it just like guacamole with raw veggies, tortilla chips, or pita bread.
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Get Edamame with Dill Salt and Pea Shoots Recipe from Food Network
Ingredients: salt, edamame, dill fronds, pea
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Quinoa, edamame, carrots, and chickpeas are tossed with spinach and ginger-miso dressing in this super spinach salad recipe that is quick and easy to prepare.
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This crunchy cashew salad is loaded with colorful bell peppers, avocado, grapes, and feta cheese for a salad the whole family will love.
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This stir-fry uses a microwave technique to pre-cook broccoli, cauliflower, edamame, and carrots to reduce cooking time. Zucchini and mushrooms are added to the mix to pack in lots of nutritious veggies, made delicious with teriyaki sauce and agave nectar.
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Grilled corn and edamame are tossed in a simple vinaigrette that makes a delightful succotash salad for summer evenings.