This looks delicious Linds - Love that
you used jicama - It would make such a good, crunchy addition to this salad!
I have often
used jicama as a substitution for potatoes in latkes or hash browns and it worked beautifully in this recipe as well.
never
used jicama before either, thanks for sharing a great recipe!
I've
used jicama in a more savory salad with radishes, but never thought to add it to fruit salads!
I'm always looking for ways to
use jicama, and this dish is perfect
I was disappointed that I was not able to
use the jicama that the recipe called for.
If
using jicama, transfer it onto several layers of paper towels and pat to remove as much excess liquid as you can.
I don't know why I don't
use jicama more often.
Then I tried to make raw sushi with it,
using the jicama to replace rice... and it ended a soggy messy DISASTER and now I hate Jicama:») Goodbye Jicama, you are gone forever.
Wow, this is a really interesting way to
use jicama!
I love
using jicama for my raw taco shells.
Not exact matches
Combine corn kernels,
jicama and mango in a large bowl, add chipotle, if
using.
The
jicama provides a nice crunchy texture to the salad, but if they are unavailable,
use a crisp Granny Smith apple.
I love
jicama and don't think it's
used often enough, so I was excited to see it featured in your recipe!
Love the
use of real poblano and
jicama, but wondering about the ratio of 1 cup raw quinoa to a medium butternut (~ 2cups).
I've had
jicama before but never
used it myself.
Make stars out of
jicama by
using a small star cookie to cut shapes.
Jicama is a sweet turnip that is
used quite often in Vietnamese cuisine (as well as in Mexican food) and it mimics the texture of pork skin.
Jicama is a large, sweet, firm turnip that is
used in vegetarian Vietnamese cuisine to imitate the juicy pork fat and pork skin (when fried).
Some sweet dips I love to
use with
jicama are Opadipity By Litehouse Foods Sweet Greek Yogurt Dips — three flavors including Cheesecake, Strawberry Delight and Vanilla Almond.
Note: you can also
use a large slice of
jicama as a tortilla as well!
Using the large side of your box grater, grate
jicama.
Ingredients: 1
Jicama, Skin Removed & Chopped 1 Cucumber, Sliced — I
use my Spiral Vegetable Slicer 1 Pomegranate, Seeded 1/4 Cup Chopped Fresh dill 1/4 tsp Salt 1/4 Cup Red Wine Vinegar
delicious
use of
jicama Roxana GreenGirl -LCB- A little bit of everything -RCB- recently posted..
I really like that your salsa include
jicama... I've never
used that in a recipe, but this sounds like the perfect one to try.
As to prebiotics, I can pull high - nutrition dandelion greens out of my yard, or
use jerusalem artichokes («sunchokes»),
jicama, and other more nutritious prebiotic - containing foods.
I
used the dressing in a kale, carrot, and
jicama salad.
I julienned yellow squash
using a mandoline (and yes, cut a finger in the process), but I found the julienned squash was a delicious replacement for pasta in a thai - inspired salad with
jicama, sweet baby bell peppers, cherry tomatoes, mango, and almond crusted chicken, tossed in a peanut sauce dressing.
Next time I'll
use maybe cucumber instead of the
jicama, and add a lime - garlic creme.
While the watermelon is draining, slice the skin off of the
jicama using a sharp knife.
So happy for another
use for
jicama other then in my salads.
Using a Y - peeler or sharp paring knife peel the tough skin off the
jicama, being careful to keep its round shape as much as possible.
1/2 small red cabbage, very thinly sliced 1/2 small green cabbage, very thinly sliced 1 cup grated
jicama (
use large holes on a box grater) 2 serrano peppers, or one jalapeno, minced (more to taste) 4 scallions, sliced 3 tablespoons lime juice 1 tablespoon brown rice vinegar, or apple cider vinegar 1/2 cup diced fresh pineapple 1/2 cup chopped cilantro pinch cumin 1/4 teaspoon salt Black pepper to taste
I squeezed the water of of the cabbage and
jicama before
using, otherwise it might turn out soggy.
Julienne the
jicama using a mandolin, or a knife if you feel like brushing up on your knife skills.
Any firm fleshy fruit can be
used, such as under - ripe bananas, carambolas, Asian pears, and even some vegetables like
jicama or cucumber.
Peel the
jicama and run it through the shredder disc of your food processor, or shred it
using the large holes of a box grater.
I was first introduced to
jicama when I
used to work at this restaurant called «Lettuce Souprise You» when I was in college — I
used to dunk it in chili back then — but this salad sounds way way better!
For the pizza crust, you can
use almost any mild vegetable — rutabaga,
jicama, zucchini, squash, or any mixture of those.
Wow I just made pad thai a few nights ago and I tried to make up my own recipe
using chickpeas instead of tofu and shredded
jicama instead of bean sprouts.
My chickpeas didn't get very crispy, the
jicama wouldn't shred, and I
used too much sauce.
Hi Heather — The best
use of
jicama I've seen to date is Diane's (The Whole Gang) grain - free taco shells.
I julienned yellow squash
using a mandoline (and yes, cut a finger in the process), but I found the julienned squash was a delicious replacement for pasta in a thai - inspired salad with
jicama, sweet baby bell peppers, cherry tomatoes, mango, and almond crusted chicken, tossed in a peanut sauce dressing.
Jicama, also known as «yam bean» in its origin, Mexico, provides 44 % of your daily intake of vitamin C. Because an onion's antioxidant activity is determined by its potency, I chose to
use a very strong smelling one.
Using the Shredder / Slicer attachment, place the shredding side face up, and shred the
jicama into «rice» consistency and place into another small bowl.
I
used the dressing in a kale, carrot, and
jicama salad.
Jicama: The recipe called for chicory root, which I didn't have, so I put this is as another great prebiotic; I'm sure you could use either but the jicama was great so I recomme
Jicama: The recipe called for chicory root, which I didn't have, so I put this is as another great prebiotic; I'm sure you could
use either but the
jicama was great so I recomme
jicama was great so I recommend it.
I
used frozen chicken breasts chunks seasoned with my favorite Mexican spices along with black beans, lettuce, tomatoes,
jicama, cheese, fresh corn kernels, avocado slices and tortilla strips.