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  1. Bohnen Edamame Couscous Miso
    #vegan #vegetarisch nach #Ottolenghi

    #Bohnen + #Edamame blanchieren.
    #Schalotte #Stangensellerie #Knoblauch #Lorbeer anbraten, #Couscous mitbraten, mit #Gemüsebrühe ablöschen.

    Schalotten in Spalten mit #Togarashi braten. #Champignons in dicke Scheiben schneiden, braten.

    #Dressing: #Sake + #Mirin einkochen, #Miso dazu + weiter einkochen. #Orangenabrieb zugeben.

    Alles mit #Estragon #Schwarzkümmel #Zitronensaft SalzPfeffer mischen, mit #Erbsensprossen anrichten.

  2. Bohnen Edamame Couscous Miso
    #vegan #vegetarisch nach #Ottolenghi

    #Bohnen + #Edamame blanchieren.
    #Schalotte #Stangensellerie #Knoblauch #Lorbeer anbraten, #Couscous mitbraten, mit #Gemüsebrühe ablöschen.

    Schalotten in Spalten mit #Togarashi braten. #Champignons in dicke Scheiben schneiden, braten.

    #Dressing: #Sake + #Mirin einkochen, #Miso dazu + weiter einkochen. #Orangenabrieb zugeben.

    Alles mit #Estragon #Schwarzkümmel #Zitronensaft SalzPfeffer mischen, mit #Erbsensprossen anrichten.

  3. Bohnen Edamame Couscous Miso
    #vegan #vegetarisch nach #Ottolenghi

    #Bohnen + #Edamame blanchieren.
    #Schalotte #Stangensellerie #Knoblauch #Lorbeer anbraten, #Couscous mitbraten, mit #Gemüsebrühe ablöschen.

    Schalotten in Spalten mit #Togarashi braten. #Champignons in dicke Scheiben schneiden, braten.

    #Dressing: #Sake + #Mirin einkochen, #Miso dazu + weiter einkochen. #Orangenabrieb zugeben.

    Alles mit #Estragon #Schwarzkümmel #Zitronensaft SalzPfeffer mischen, mit #Erbsensprossen anrichten.

  4. Bohnen Edamame Couscous Miso
    #vegan #vegetarisch nach #Ottolenghi

    #Bohnen + #Edamame blanchieren.
    #Schalotte #Stangensellerie #Knoblauch #Lorbeer anbraten, #Couscous mitbraten, mit #Gemüsebrühe ablöschen.

    Schalotten in Spalten mit #Togarashi braten. #Champignons in dicke Scheiben schneiden, braten.

    #Dressing: #Sake + #Mirin einkochen, #Miso dazu + weiter einkochen. #Orangenabrieb zugeben.

    Alles mit #Estragon #Schwarzkümmel #Zitronensaft SalzPfeffer mischen, mit #Erbsensprossen anrichten.

  5. Bohnen Edamame Couscous Miso
    #vegan #vegetarisch nach #Ottolenghi

    #Bohnen + #Edamame blanchieren.
    #Schalotte #Stangensellerie #Knoblauch #Lorbeer anbraten, #Couscous mitbraten, mit #Gemüsebrühe ablöschen.

    Schalotten in Spalten mit #Togarashi braten. #Champignons in dicke Scheiben schneiden, braten.

    #Dressing: #Sake + #Mirin einkochen, #Miso dazu + weiter einkochen. #Orangenabrieb zugeben.

    Alles mit #Estragon #Schwarzkümmel #Zitronensaft SalzPfeffer mischen, mit #Erbsensprossen anrichten.

  6. UK surgeon shares a plant food with 18 g of protein and 8 g of fibre in just 190 calories, containing all 9 amino acids

    For years, plant-based protein has been dismissed as inferior to its animal-based counterparts – but th…
    #dining #cooking #diet #food #Nutrition #Edamame #guthealth #highfibre #HighProtein #nutrition #nutritionalchoice
    diningandcooking.com/2602324/u

  7. UK surgeon shares a plant food with 18 g of protein and 8 g of fibre in just 190 calories, containing all 9 amino acids

    For years, plant-based protein has been dismissed as inferior to its animal-based counterparts – but th…
    #dining #cooking #diet #food #Nutrition #Edamame #guthealth #highfibre #HighProtein #nutrition #nutritionalchoice
    diningandcooking.com/2602324/u

  8. UK surgeon shares a plant food with 18 g of protein and 8 g of fibre in just 190 calories, containing all 9 amino acids

    For years, plant-based protein has been dismissed as inferior to its animal-based counterparts – but th…
    #dining #cooking #diet #food #Nutrition #Edamame #guthealth #highfibre #HighProtein #nutrition #nutritionalchoice
    diningandcooking.com/2602324/u

  9. So, this is a pretty good article... Again, if using #InsecticidalSoap (which it recommends against aphids), be careful about when you apply it (don't apply it when they are flowering, maybe apply it at night and rinse it off in the morning?)

    How To Grow #Soybeans: #Edamame From Scratch

    Edamame, or cooked soybean pods, are a popular Japanese snack food. Learn how to grow soybeans at home and you can keep yourself stocked up!

    Written by Kendra Meador Horticulture review by Sarah Jay Last updated: January 20, 2026

    "When you think of soybeans, what comes to mind? Large agricultural fields full of bushy plants, or maybe you think of soy milk or tofu. Either way, if you haven’t considered growing your own soybeans, then exploring how to grow soybeans may inspire you to plant your own soybean crop.

    "Some claim soybeans are the oldest food crop in the world, which isn’t surprising, considering soybeans are more than a food source. Then there is edamame, the immature green soybeans that are popular in Asian cuisines. If you haven’t eaten edamame, then you are missing out on a scrumptious meal or snack and once you try them, you will want to grow your own.

    "Soybeans are an easy crop to grow and care for because they don’t need a lot of special attention, plus they are similar to other bean crops (though not the same). This guide will go over exactly what you need to do, from sowing to harvesting soybeans, so you can be munching on your own edamame by the end of the growing season."

    epicgardening.com/how-to-grow-

    #SolarPunkSunday #GrowingSoybeans
    #HarvestingSoybeans #GrowYourOwn
    #GrowYourOwnFood #SoybeanCrops

  10. So, this is a pretty good article... Again, if using #InsecticidalSoap (which it recommends against aphids), be careful about when you apply it (don't apply it when they are flowering, maybe apply it at night and rinse it off in the morning?)

    How To Grow #Soybeans: #Edamame From Scratch

    Edamame, or cooked soybean pods, are a popular Japanese snack food. Learn how to grow soybeans at home and you can keep yourself stocked up!

    Written by Kendra Meador Horticulture review by Sarah Jay Last updated: January 20, 2026

    "When you think of soybeans, what comes to mind? Large agricultural fields full of bushy plants, or maybe you think of soy milk or tofu. Either way, if you haven’t considered growing your own soybeans, then exploring how to grow soybeans may inspire you to plant your own soybean crop.

    "Some claim soybeans are the oldest food crop in the world, which isn’t surprising, considering soybeans are more than a food source. Then there is edamame, the immature green soybeans that are popular in Asian cuisines. If you haven’t eaten edamame, then you are missing out on a scrumptious meal or snack and once you try them, you will want to grow your own.

    "Soybeans are an easy crop to grow and care for because they don’t need a lot of special attention, plus they are similar to other bean crops (though not the same). This guide will go over exactly what you need to do, from sowing to harvesting soybeans, so you can be munching on your own edamame by the end of the growing season."

    epicgardening.com/how-to-grow-

    #SolarPunkSunday #GrowingSoybeans
    #HarvestingSoybeans #GrowYourOwn
    #GrowYourOwnFood #SoybeanCrops

  11. So, this is a pretty good article... Again, if using #InsecticidalSoap (which it recommends against aphids), be careful about when you apply it (don't apply it when they are flowering, maybe apply it at night and rinse it off in the morning?)

    How To Grow #Soybeans: #Edamame From Scratch

    Edamame, or cooked soybean pods, are a popular Japanese snack food. Learn how to grow soybeans at home and you can keep yourself stocked up!

    Written by Kendra Meador Horticulture review by Sarah Jay Last updated: January 20, 2026

    "When you think of soybeans, what comes to mind? Large agricultural fields full of bushy plants, or maybe you think of soy milk or tofu. Either way, if you haven’t considered growing your own soybeans, then exploring how to grow soybeans may inspire you to plant your own soybean crop.

    "Some claim soybeans are the oldest food crop in the world, which isn’t surprising, considering soybeans are more than a food source. Then there is edamame, the immature green soybeans that are popular in Asian cuisines. If you haven’t eaten edamame, then you are missing out on a scrumptious meal or snack and once you try them, you will want to grow your own.

    "Soybeans are an easy crop to grow and care for because they don’t need a lot of special attention, plus they are similar to other bean crops (though not the same). This guide will go over exactly what you need to do, from sowing to harvesting soybeans, so you can be munching on your own edamame by the end of the growing season."

    epicgardening.com/how-to-grow-

    #SolarPunkSunday #GrowingSoybeans
    #HarvestingSoybeans #GrowYourOwn
    #GrowYourOwnFood #SoybeanCrops

  12. So, this is a pretty good article... Again, if using #InsecticidalSoap (which it recommends against aphids), be careful about when you apply it (don't apply it when they are flowering, maybe apply it at night and rinse it off in the morning?)

    How To Grow #Soybeans: #Edamame From Scratch

    Edamame, or cooked soybean pods, are a popular Japanese snack food. Learn how to grow soybeans at home and you can keep yourself stocked up!

    Written by Kendra Meador Horticulture review by Sarah Jay Last updated: January 20, 2026

    "When you think of soybeans, what comes to mind? Large agricultural fields full of bushy plants, or maybe you think of soy milk or tofu. Either way, if you haven’t considered growing your own soybeans, then exploring how to grow soybeans may inspire you to plant your own soybean crop.

    "Some claim soybeans are the oldest food crop in the world, which isn’t surprising, considering soybeans are more than a food source. Then there is edamame, the immature green soybeans that are popular in Asian cuisines. If you haven’t eaten edamame, then you are missing out on a scrumptious meal or snack and once you try them, you will want to grow your own.

    "Soybeans are an easy crop to grow and care for because they don’t need a lot of special attention, plus they are similar to other bean crops (though not the same). This guide will go over exactly what you need to do, from sowing to harvesting soybeans, so you can be munching on your own edamame by the end of the growing season."

    epicgardening.com/how-to-grow-

    #SolarPunkSunday #GrowingSoybeans
    #HarvestingSoybeans #GrowYourOwn
    #GrowYourOwnFood #SoybeanCrops

  13. So, this is a pretty good article... Again, if using #InsecticidalSoap (which it recommends against aphids), be careful about when you apply it (don't apply it when they are flowering, maybe apply it at night and rinse it off in the morning?)

    How To Grow #Soybeans: #Edamame From Scratch

    Edamame, or cooked soybean pods, are a popular Japanese snack food. Learn how to grow soybeans at home and you can keep yourself stocked up!

    Written by Kendra Meador Horticulture review by Sarah Jay Last updated: January 20, 2026

    "When you think of soybeans, what comes to mind? Large agricultural fields full of bushy plants, or maybe you think of soy milk or tofu. Either way, if you haven’t considered growing your own soybeans, then exploring how to grow soybeans may inspire you to plant your own soybean crop.

    "Some claim soybeans are the oldest food crop in the world, which isn’t surprising, considering soybeans are more than a food source. Then there is edamame, the immature green soybeans that are popular in Asian cuisines. If you haven’t eaten edamame, then you are missing out on a scrumptious meal or snack and once you try them, you will want to grow your own.

    "Soybeans are an easy crop to grow and care for because they don’t need a lot of special attention, plus they are similar to other bean crops (though not the same). This guide will go over exactly what you need to do, from sowing to harvesting soybeans, so you can be munching on your own edamame by the end of the growing season."

    epicgardening.com/how-to-grow-

    #SolarPunkSunday #GrowingSoybeans
    #HarvestingSoybeans #GrowYourOwn
    #GrowYourOwnFood #SoybeanCrops

  14. In diesem Jahr freuen wir uns über dreizehn neue Sorten in unserem Sortiment, wie z.B. Okra, #Edamame oder eine #Blume namens Sternwinde Feuerzunge!
    Bevor eine #Sorte in unser Sortiment einzieht, begleiten wir sie meist 2 bis 5 Jahre. Wir beobachten genau, wie sie wächst, sich entwickelt und welche besonderen Eigenschaften sie zeigt. Erst wenn sich die Sorte über mehrere Saisons bewährt hat, nehmen wir sie auf.
    Unsere Neuheiten und Wiederentdeckungen findet ihr hier:
    dreschflegel-saatgut.de/neuhei

  15. In diesem Jahr freuen wir uns über dreizehn neue Sorten in unserem Sortiment, wie z.B. Okra, #Edamame oder eine #Blume namens Sternwinde Feuerzunge!
    Bevor eine #Sorte in unser Sortiment einzieht, begleiten wir sie meist 2 bis 5 Jahre. Wir beobachten genau, wie sie wächst, sich entwickelt und welche besonderen Eigenschaften sie zeigt. Erst wenn sich die Sorte über mehrere Saisons bewährt hat, nehmen wir sie auf.
    Unsere Neuheiten und Wiederentdeckungen findet ihr hier:
    dreschflegel-saatgut.de/neuhei

  16. In diesem Jahr freuen wir uns über dreizehn neue Sorten in unserem Sortiment, wie z.B. Okra, #Edamame oder eine #Blume namens Sternwinde Feuerzunge!
    Bevor eine #Sorte in unser Sortiment einzieht, begleiten wir sie meist 2 bis 5 Jahre. Wir beobachten genau, wie sie wächst, sich entwickelt und welche besonderen Eigenschaften sie zeigt. Erst wenn sich die Sorte über mehrere Saisons bewährt hat, nehmen wir sie auf.
    Unsere Neuheiten und Wiederentdeckungen findet ihr hier:
    dreschflegel-saatgut.de/neuhei

  17. In diesem Jahr freuen wir uns über dreizehn neue Sorten in unserem Sortiment, wie z.B. Okra, #Edamame oder eine #Blume namens Sternwinde Feuerzunge!
    Bevor eine #Sorte in unser Sortiment einzieht, begleiten wir sie meist 2 bis 5 Jahre. Wir beobachten genau, wie sie wächst, sich entwickelt und welche besonderen Eigenschaften sie zeigt. Erst wenn sich die Sorte über mehrere Saisons bewährt hat, nehmen wir sie auf.
    Unsere Neuheiten und Wiederentdeckungen findet ihr hier:
    dreschflegel-saatgut.de/neuhei

  18. In diesem Jahr freuen wir uns über dreizehn neue Sorten in unserem Sortiment, wie z.B. Okra, #Edamame oder eine #Blume namens Sternwinde Feuerzunge!
    Bevor eine #Sorte in unser Sortiment einzieht, begleiten wir sie meist 2 bis 5 Jahre. Wir beobachten genau, wie sie wächst, sich entwickelt und welche besonderen Eigenschaften sie zeigt. Erst wenn sich die Sorte über mehrere Saisons bewährt hat, nehmen wir sie auf.
    Unsere Neuheiten und Wiederentdeckungen findet ihr hier:
    dreschflegel-saatgut.de/neuhei

  19. Harvesting the last of your edamame pods now for the perfect snack. Freeze the surplus to lock in the flavour for winter!
    From plot to plate, these protein-rich beans (soya) are a must-grow. Get them in your plan for next year!
    #AllotmentLife #Edamame #HarvestUK

  20. Harvesting the last of your edamame pods now for the perfect snack. Freeze the surplus to lock in the flavour for winter!
    From plot to plate, these protein-rich beans (soya) are a must-grow. Get them in your plan for next year!
    #AllotmentLife #Edamame #HarvestUK

  21. Harvesting the last of your edamame pods now for the perfect snack. Freeze the surplus to lock in the flavour for winter!
    From plot to plate, these protein-rich beans (soya) are a must-grow. Get them in your plan for next year!
    #AllotmentLife #Edamame #HarvestUK

  22. Harvesting the last of your edamame pods now for the perfect snack. Freeze the surplus to lock in the flavour for winter!
    From plot to plate, these protein-rich beans (soya) are a must-grow. Get them in your plan for next year!
    #AllotmentLife #Edamame #HarvestUK

  23. Harvesting the last of your edamame pods now for the perfect snack. Freeze the surplus to lock in the flavour for winter!
    From plot to plate, these protein-rich beans (soya) are a must-grow. Get them in your plan for next year!
    #AllotmentLife #Edamame #HarvestUK