I only harvest the plot partially.
I left some 'well performance' plants as a mother plant to get seed for the next planting.
I only sowed 30 Edamame seeds, but I only have 15 plants remain.
Some seed didn't germinate, and some little plant have drought and later dead.
I got a bowl of Edamame, I try to make a healthy snack 'boiled Edamame'.
It should be so tasty.
A real tasty snack with a crunchy texture and sweet taste.
I should plant it again on the next season.
Hoping get more healthy snack from our own home garden.
Salam.
ReplyDeleteSedapnya Endah! Kalau pergi sushi restaurant mesti order kacang ni. Sedap!
Steamed/boiled edamame is delicious, the raw seed is delicious too. Yang dimasak enak, yang mentah juga sedap. Salam hangat!
DeleteThat's a nice looking harvest. My husband and I love edamame for snacks, it's so healthy too. I'm not sure if we can grow this in Idaho. I would plant it if it's possible. Have a great day! :)
ReplyDeleteOh so nice, you love edamame. So healthy. I think this plant need warm weather, but not hot. I hope your hope will come true. Thanks Priscilla. Have a wonderful day!
DeleteFantastic, they look delicious. I think they grow here as well, maybe I'll try them one day.
ReplyDeleteThanks CJ. Yes I think they can grow well on your climate during the summer. We can pick them since 60 days after sowing, even earlier, it's depend on the variety.
DeleteThat grew fast! I die try the snack lately (from an Asian market) - it is just great and you don´t feel bad and stuffed afterwards. Thanks for the idea!
ReplyDeleteYours Sarah
Thank you Sarah. Here, edamame is well known as 'Japanese soybean'. It's a minor crop here, and It's usually planted in the middle or high land. I think you can grow there.
DeleteDo you eat the whole pod or are there seeds inside?
ReplyDeleteWe only eat the seeds inside the pod. The pods shell is so hard.
DeleteThey look great Endah, I think I will give them ago next year myself. Or perhaps this if I still have time & can find the space to sow them.
ReplyDeleteI think so. They are really 'nice' plants. You can try it on a small space for the first.
DeleteBoiled edamame sounds so good! I must plant them too! ;)
ReplyDeleteYou will get delicious snack from your garden, and your soil will get more fertitizer.
DeleteI hadn't even thought to grow these! Your harvest looks great. Thanks for reminding me that I should try something new!
ReplyDeleteYou may try this lovely plant. Yeah, so much pleasure when we reach a good result on trying something new in our garden.
DeleteYum! You have green fingers Endah!
ReplyDeleteThank you Stephanie!
DeleteI can almost taste them! I have only had them at our local Japanese restaurant, but they are so tasty I should have them more often. I see that they are now available in the frozen food section of the supermarket, but probably the fresh are so much better!
ReplyDeleteYes, the fresh seed is much better than the frozen one. Maybe you can grow it in your beautiful garden.
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