I love these Edamame Tacos with Chipotle Mayo. They came about during my time teaching Public Health Law at the University of Pennsylvania. One of the easiest ways to get lunch at Penn is from food trucks, and many of us eat from the trucks almost every day. So you can imagine how exciting a new truck is. New options, new everything. One of the new trucks that opened while I worked there was called Tyson’s Bees. It was Korean Taco fusion and it was really really popular. So popular that sometimes the line was so long that I couldn’t wait for tacos, even if I really wanted to. And one of my favorite lunches was their, you guessed it, Edamame Tacos with Chipotle Mayo. They were really simple and good and just enough spice and I realized that I needed to learn to make them myself. So this is my take on Edamame Tacos with Chipotle Mayo inspired by the original Tyson’s Bees truck. These Edamame Tacos with Chipotle Mayo, quickly became one of my all-time favorite weekday meals (especially in the summer). They are really quick and easy and light and refreshing. But in our house, we eat them year round particularly because the quality is really consistent throughout the year- the ingredients aren’t seasonal. They are also great for weeknights because you can keep the ingredients unassembled in the refrigerator and they’re ready to go at a moments notice. Thank you food trucks for your quick inspiration and home cooks, enjoy the Edamame Tacos with Chipotle Mayo.
Edamame Tacos with Chipotle May
Ingredients
Chipotle Mayo
- ¼ cup mayo + 1 tablespoon
- ¼ cup sour cream
- 1 whole chipotle
Salad
- 2 cups shredded carrots
- 2 cups shredded red cabbage
- 1 tablespoon vegetable oil
- 1 tablespoon lime juice
- ¼ teaspoon salt
- black pepper
Tacos
- 12 ounces frozen shelled edamame
- ½ cup chopped cilantro for garnish
- 12 corn tortillas; store-bought or homemade 3 per person is just about right
- lime wedges for serving
Instructions
- Mix with the sour cream and mayo in a small bowl. Set aside.
- In a frying pan on medium low heat, stack the tortillas (I put all of them in at once). Turn them every 30 seconds or so until all of the tortillas have been on the pan surface. Keep rotating them until they’re well warmed.
- When the tortillas are heated, spread them out on plates.
- Top with the edamame. Garnish with cilantro and serve with lime wedges. So good. So satisfying. Perfect for the weeknights and easy to make-ahead. Grab a cold beer, or pair it with the Watermelon Saffron Coolers and and dig in.
Those are just too cute! I hadn’t thought to use edamame in tacos – brilliant idea!
They’re soooo good. And easy.
These are some mouthwatering tacos perfect for Cinco de Mayo
What’s not to love?
Perfect tacos for spring! I love the use of edamame here and I like that these tacos are so simple to make without buying any complicated ingredients or having to go to many different shops.
Perfect tacos for spring! I love the use of edamame here and I like that these tacos are so simple to make without buying any complicated ingredients or having to go to many different shops. Thanks for sharing!
They really are easy! And soooo good.
I pinned this and am seriously drooling. I am in love with EVERYTHING about these!
So glad! You’ll love them, I promise. Thanks for pinning!
The perfect year round taco!
Edamame is the one veggie that I cannot get my family to like. I think these tacos might just be what I need! LOVE the chipotle mayo!!
Oh wow, that is definitely one that must be overcome. Hopefully these help! I love chipotle mayo too, and I’m really not much of a mayo person otherwise.
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