Edamame Rice

Edamame Rice Recipe

Are you getting tired of your plain brown (or white) rice looking up at you from your bowl? Try this delicious alternative!

INGREDIENTS
4 cups brown rice
1 package frozen shelled edamame soybeans
1 bottle (1.7 oz) furikake
1 bottle (7 to 8 oz) nametake mushrooms

DIRECTIONS
Cook the brown rice and edamame according to package directions. When finished, fluff the rice and layer into a large bowl with the edamame, furikake, and nametake mushrooms. Mix to combine.

NOTES
I like to roughly layer the ingredients with the rice so that it is easier and faster to mix. For the furikake, I like the wakame variety. Make sure you look for one without too much salt. The one I use is mostly wakame seaweed with just a little salt. For the nametake mushrooms you can hold back or go crazy. I personally love nametake so I go for the slightly bigger bottle and scrape every last bit into the rice!


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6 comments   -   January 23, 2008

1 M { 01.30.08 at 4:28 pm }

I tried your Edamame recipe. It was a hit with my husband. I really liked the Nametake mushrooms and Furikake in the rice. Soo tasty! Lucky they are readily available here in Hawaii. Soy beans are healthy and tasty as well.

2 made healthier { 01.30.08 at 10:14 pm }

Hi M –
I’m so glad you liked the recipe. I also love nametake mushrooms!

3 Rachelle { 06.28.09 at 11:08 pm }

Thanks for the recipe! My family loved it! My son wanted to take some with him to summer fun, do you know how long it will keep unrefigerated?

4 Lori { 06.29.09 at 6:41 pm }

Hi Rachelle,
I’m not sure exactly how long it’ll last…but I have made it in the morning, left it in the shade and then had it at lunch time. Hope this helps! :)

5 Karen H. { 08.06.09 at 11:30 am }

Great rice! Try putting a spoonful of the rice on the korean nori that comes in pouches. Yum-O!

6 Lori { 08.12.09 at 11:04 pm }

Great idea Karen!

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