I developed the recipe for these Edamame Sliders as part of the “#SoyInspired for Thanksgiving” campaign as a member of the Healthy Aperture Blogger Network. I was compensated for my time.
Hi Friends!
I’ve got a new recipe of my own for you today! I actually was totally on my game and made these a couple weeks before baby arrived. I even teased you with a pic or two on IG…but today’s the day I finally get to share them with you. With Thanksgiving rapidly approaching, I’ve reached the point I seem to reach every year, where I start to crave all of those traditional Thanksgiving foods from my childhood. However, I’ve noticed over the past few years that I’ve also started embracing Thanksgiving as a chance to try some new recipes on occasion!
This is one of those times. I’ve teamed up with The Soyfoods Council to create a recipe for Edamame Sliders. We were asked to use our choice of soy products to help our Thanksgiving guests get #soyinspired this year. When I did my reader survey a few months ago, a lot of you asked for more meatless recipes so I thought this partnership was very timely! I chose edamame because I knew hubby liked it- we eat it as an appetizer occasionally both at home and in restaurants. It’s a great source of protein and doesn’t have a super dominating flavor so I knew I’d be able to get creative with my recipe.
Originally I was going to use the edamame in grain-based salad that you could add to your Thanksgiving table as a side dish, but then I started thinking about leftovers. I get that for most people, Thanksgiving means turkey. If you have a non meat-eater in your family they can probably get by for one day on sides and other meatless options…but if you’re anything like my family, you spend the next week or so after Thanksgiving eating leftovers. Turkey soup, turkey sandwiches, turkey omlettes…you get the idea. So I thought, why not give the vegetarians something of their own that they could enjoy, either on Thanksgiving day, or while all the leftovers are being consumed?
Thus, these sliders were created. Here’s the recipe:
PrintEdamame Sliders
Protein-packed sliders that can be served as an appetizer or a main dish! Top with cranberry sauce for even more Fall flavor!
- Prep Time: 5 minutes
- Cook Time: 20 minutes
- Total Time: 25 minutes
- Yield: 6-8 1x
Ingredients
- 1/3 c onion, diced
- 2 cloves garlic, minced
- 1 c black beans
- 1 c edamame (shelled and cooked)
- 3/4 c breadcrumbs
- 1 tsp paprika
- 1/2 tsp cayenne pepper
- 1 egg
- 1/2 c feta cheese
- 1/4 c craisins
- Cranberry sauce
- , optional for topping
Instructions
- Place all ingredients except the feta and craisins in a food processor and process until well combined.
- Add the cheese and craisins and pulse a few times to mix.
- Form into patties and place on a greased baking sheet.
- Baked at 400 degrees F for 18 minutes, flipping once.
- Top with cranberry sauce if desired.
These turned out great! They stuck together well and as long as you put them on a greased baking sheet (or try lining with parchment paper or aluminum foil sprayed with oil), they should be pretty easy to flip.
I served them topped with my homemade cranberry sauce and the flavors pair really well together, but feel free to top them however you choose!
Enjoy!
–Lindsay–
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well these sound different, but really good – especially with your cranberry sauce!
Yum! I am not a strict vegetarian, but I have been trying to incorporate more meatless dishes into my diet. I love this idea of a hearty option rather than a bunch of side dishes. Must try!
I never would have thought to put cranberry sauce on it, but it sounds great. Yum!
Ooh a healthy option for appetizers this holiday season — always looking for new ideas, thx
Great concept Lindsay! I love the idea of pairing them with cranberry sauce – yum!
Great idea for using edamame… I haven’t seen them in a slider form before! My little sister is vegetarian so I’ll definitely be sharing this with her 🙂
I never would have thought to pair these with cranberry sauce! Love it!
These look so delicious. I will definitely be trying these out.
love the cranberry sauce idea!
I totally meant to buy edamame at the store yesterday and completely blanked… now I really need to! Love the addition of feta and craisins, too! Can’t wait to try soon!
The fact that you added craisins to these makes my heart SO happy! These sound awesome!
Not to be creepy and comment on your comment on another blog, HAHA, but when I saw this title I was like this has Hannah’s name written all over it!
A healthy vegetarian option is a great addition to the normal high fat/high calorie side dishes for the holidays. I just may have to add this to our Thanksgiving dinner!
Oh Lindsay…you are on top of it! and these look wonderful! I love edemame and so does my family so I’m pretty sure this will get 4 thumbs up!
These are lovely. I cannot wait to try. I’m always reinventing recipes. It becomes a hobby of mine. Good thing I have a real job otherwise I would be cooking all day.
this is so thanksgiving friendly!!!
I keep forgetting to write edamame down on my grocery list. Maybe next time I go?
I love trying different recipes for meatless burgers/sliders/”meat” balls.