This recipe was much better and clearly was a winner. It is basically edamame with basil pesto, how can that be bad?
Edamame Dip
1 bag frozen edamame
1 bunch fresh basil
2 - 4 cloves garlic, to taste
Extra Virgin Olive oil
salt and pepper
2 - 4 oz Parmesean
Start by boiling the edamame in a large pot of salted boiling water, until tender about 5 minutes. Reserve about a cup of the liquid.

In a food processor, add the basil, garlic, oil and salt and pepper.

Blend to form a smooth paste. I them removed a few spoonfuls for garnish.

Add the edamame and cheese.Blend until smooth, thinning with the reserved cooking liquid to the desired consistency.

To serve, thin the reserved basil puree with a touch more oil and drizzle over the top. Serve with chips or cut veggies.

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