Pea Salad with Jicama, curry & almonds
Earlier I posted about Jicama Slaw and there were a few members who said they loved Jicama. I thought I would share the first recipe I ever used that introduced me to Jicama. (it reminds me a little bit of water chestnuts) It was from a 5-9 a day for better health article years back.
Serves 4 2 cups thawed petit peas 1 cup peeled and chopped jicama 1 heaping tablespoon finely chopped purple onion 2 tablespoons roughly chopped toasted almonds 1/4 cup light mayonnaise (I just use regular Miracle Whip) 1/4 cup nonfat plain yogurt (I use regular) 1 tsp mild curry powder pinch cayenne 1/4 tsp salt 1/4 tsp pepper 1. Place thawed peas, jicama, onions and almonds in a bowl. 2. Combine the mayo, yogurt, curry, cayenne, salt & pepper. Add to veggies and mix well. Yummy! |
This sounds delicious! Thanks for sharing
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I like everything in that salad. I have got to try it. Thanks for posting.
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that sounds really good. Just put jicama on my shopping list.
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I don't buy it very often so didn't know whether to buy the big one or small one.... I bought the big one :D so that's why I was searching out other recipes to use it up. Hope you enjoy the salad.
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Jicama is one of my favorites. Great salad idea.
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I might double the recipe to use up the whole Jicama Or make sticks and dip it in hummus. Thank you, it sounds like a good way to add fiber.
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Question: Is jicama hot and spicy?
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Originally Posted by Ioftheneedle
(Post 8215245)
Question: Is jicama hot and spicy?
"Jicama is relative of the potato family and looks similar to a turnip or a large radish. The taste is best described as a cross between a water chestnut and an apple. Jicama can be eated raw or cooked and has a sweet, nutty flavor with a crisp texture that is retained if cooked only briefly." |
Sounds yummy
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