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Honey Sriracha Edamame

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Can you handle the heat? With a little sweet and a lot of spice, these Honey Sriracha Edamame are sure to pack a punch!


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  1. Clean and prep your area.
  2. Cook edamame according to packaging.
  3. In a medium bowl add garlic, soy sauce, sesame oil, sriracha sauce, red pepper flakes, honey, and ¼ tsp of sesame seeds and mix until well combined.
  4. Add cooked edamame pods to the bowl and mix until evenly coated.
  5. Serve hot, top with remaining sesame seeds, and enjoy!
  6. Note: To eat the edamame, put the pod in your mouth, slide out the edamame beans with your teeth, and discard of the pods.
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Chili Lime Edamame

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With only three ingredients (YES, three), our Chili Lime Edamame is a simple yet flavorful way to zing up your snack time!


Chili Lime Edamame
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  1. Clean and prep your area.
  2. Cook edamame according to packaging.
  3. Place edamame in a bowl and pour lime juice over the pods. Stir to evenly distribute.
  4. Top the edamame with the chili lime seasoning and mix to your liking.
  5. Serve warm/hot and enjoy!
  6. Note: To eat the edamame, put the pod in your mouth, slide out the edamame beans with your teeth, and discard of the pods.
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Apples

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There are over 100 varieties of apples grown commercially in the U.S. but is there 1 apple perfect for snacking, canning and baking? Check out the ultimate fall guide to apples here..

Crunchy & Sweet

Gala, Golden Delicious, Honeycrisp, Fuji, Red Delicious, Braeburn, Pink Lady, Crispin/Mutsu.

  • These apples are sweet and thinned skinned and one of the best uses is snacking!

Crunchy & Tart

Granny Smith, Goldrush, Paula Red, Northern Spy

  • These are great for snacking if you don’t have a sweet tooth, and are also great in apple pies!

Tender & Sweet

Cortland, Jonamac

  • These apples are good for snacking if you don’t like crisp apples, they are also great for making sauces!

Tender & Tart

McIntosh, Macoun, Jonathan, Mollie’s Delicious

  • These apples are great for apple sauce!

Full article found here.

 

When apples are cut they begin to brown sometimes making them unappealing to eat. Read below for a few tips on how to prevent apples from turning brown once they’ve been cut! Share with us how you stop your apples from turning brown!

  • Brush or dip apples in lemon juice
  • Sprinkle apples in ascorbic acid (vitamin C) crystals
  • Wrap a rubber band around the sliced apple to keep it together

 

Not sure how many apples to purchase when your recipe calls for a certain measurement? Afraid to purchase too many or not enough?

Below is a guide that you can use to show you how much one apple of various sizes can provide for your recipe. Use this to help you decide how many apples you will need to purchase.

 

1 small apple equals:

-3/4 cup sliced or chopped

-3/4 cup finely chopped

-1/2 cup grated

-1/3 cup sauce

 

1 medium apple equals:

-1 1/3 cups sliced or chopped

-1 cup finely chopped

-3/4 cup grated

-1/2 cup sauce

 

1 large apple equals:

-2 cups sliced or chopped

-1 1/4 cups finely chopped

-1 cups grated

-3/4 cup sauce