125gramsFrozen Edamame beans even better if you can find fresh
400gramsCannellini Beans in a jar or tin, drained and rinsedsee my notes below if you are boiling the beans [Note 1]
1medium Red onion 50 grams thinly sliced, 20 grams minced
100gramsFeta Cheese, crumbled
65gramsSliced almonds, toasted
2Large Mint stalks, leaves minced finely 5 grams +
Salt and white pepper to taste
Roquette leaves for serving
For the dressing
3TablespoonsLemon Juice
1teaspoonHoney runny honey works best
1.5TablespoonsOlive Oil
1.5teaspoonsCider vinegar
1/2teaspoonDijon Mustardsmooth
¼teaspoonSalt
generous pinch of white pepper
Instructions
Gather and weigh your ingredients
Steam the green beans for about 3 minutes - you want them to retain their colour and have a bit of a crunch. Drain and refresh and pop into a large mixing bowl
Add the cannellini to the bowl and the frozen edamame beans. Mix together [Note 2]
Before serving, add the mint, salt & pepper, dressing and red onion. Toss together and add half the feta and a handful of leaves. Sprinkle the remaining feta on top along with the toasted almonds and more leaves if desired.
Notes
Note 1. If you are boiling your own beans [which is what we tend to do], soak the dried beans in cold water for a minimum for 2 hours, ideally overnight in the fridge. Boil the beans on medium heat until cooked through, skimming the water for impurities and topping up the water from time to time. Drain and refresh [our houseplants love bean water!]
Note 2. You can make the salad to this point a day in advance; cover and keep in the fridge. Once the dressing is on the salad, it needs to be served pretty much straight away.