Fresh green soybeans, typically prepared by boiling in salted water.
[Japanese : eda, twig, branch + mame, bean.]
edamame
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ed·a·ma·me (ĕd'ə-mä'mā)  |
pl.n.
Fresh green soybeans, typically prepared by boiling in salted water.
Fresh green soybeans, typically prepared by boiling in salted water.
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[eh-dah-MAH-meh] The Japanese name for green soybeans.
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 | soybean; soya bean (culinary) |
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