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Here's a Kitchen Secret Jicama is Easy to Prepare and Super Delicious ...

By Eliza

Jicama is a little known ingredient that has a refreshing crunch and a mild flavor. You can do quite a few yummy things with jicama so there's no reason not to grab some today. It looks sort of like a bulb of ginger or horseradish. You can usually find it in the produce section of your grocery store. Once you stock up, you can satisfy a craving for it with any of these tasty creations.

1 Mexican Chopped Salad

Mexican Chopped Salad Source: Mexican Chopped Salad - thecafesucrefarine.com
This crunchy salad is absolutely packed with flavor. Isn't it pretty?

2 Faux Fries

Faux Fries Source: Seasoned Jicama Fries
You know that fries aren't that healthy, but this baked jicama version makes a great stand in.

3 Tangled Thai Salad

Tangled Thai Salad Source: Foodie Fridays: Fresh
The vegetables in this salad meld so well together. Tasty!

4 Pickled Vegetable Slaw

Pickled Vegetable Slaw Source: Life Tastes Good: Pickled Vegetable
This tastes divine on a sub sandwich.

5 Jicama Dill Salad

Jicama Dill Salad Source: rawmazing.com
There is nothing more perfect for a summer barbecue than this.

6 Blueberry, Strawberry and Jicama Salsa

Blueberry, Strawberry and Jicama Salsa Source: Blueberry Strawberry & Jicama Salsa
This is so good you'll probably want to grab a spoon and eat it plain.

7 Grilled Fish Tacos with Jicama Slaw

Grilled Fish Tacos with Jicama Slaw Source: Scrumpdillyicious: Grilled Fish Tacos with
Jicama is the perfect thing to pair with fish tacos.

8 Jicama Rice

Jicama Rice Source: detoxinista.com
Take dinner to another level by serving this take on white rice. It's really good!

9 Fajita Jicama Hash

Fajita Jicama Hash Source: Paleo Fajita Jicama Hash
Want something new and different? I think this recipe fits the bill just right.

10 Jicama Pepita Garbanzo Salad

Jicama Pepita Garbanzo Salad Source: jicama pepita garbanzo salad recipe
This salad is s a meal on its own, but also tastes great with chicken or shrimp added.

11 Jicama, Avocado and Radish Salad with Lime Vinaigrette

Jicama, Avocado and Radish Salad with Lime Vinaigrette I can't even begin to tell you how yummy this salad is.

12 Spiralized Shoe String Jicama Fries

Spiralized Shoe String Jicama Fries Source: Spicy Spiralized Shoe String Jicama
A plate of these are the perfect comfort food.

13 Sweet and Spicy Jicama Salad

Sweet and Spicy Jicama Salad Source: Jicama Salad | Cook (almost)
This pairs wonderfully with barbecue chicken and baked beans.

14 Jicama and Carrot Slaw

Jicama and Carrot Slaw Source: Jicama & Carrot Slaw Recipe
Make a lot of this because your guests will not be able to stop eating it.

15 Jicama "Potato" Salad

Jicama "Potato" Salad Source: 10 Easy Paleo Diet Recipes
You won't even miss the potatoes. I promise!

16 Baked Jicama Tater Tots

Baked Jicama Tater Tots Source: Baked Tater Tots
A dab of ketchup and you won't even notice the difference.

17 Jicama Apple Slaw Pittas

Jicama Apple Slaw Pittas Source: Light & Lovely Recipe: Jicama-Apple
Here's a lunch that will make you excited for noon.

18 Butternut Squash, Brussels Sprouts and Jicama Hash

Butternut Squash, Brussels Sprouts and Jicama Hash Source: Roasted Brussels Sprout and Butternut
What a perfect special occasion side dish!

19 Baked Cinnamon Jicama

Baked Cinnamon Jicama Source: Sandy's Kitchen
This is similar to cinnamon apples and is a sweet treat that your kids will gobble up.

20 Pickled Jicama

Pickled Jicama Source: Pickled Jicama – Stupid Easy
Put this delicious stuff on burgers or hot dogs. You will love it!

21 Spicy Jicama Chips

Spicy Jicama Chips Source: .: Spicy Jicama Chips
This appetizer will be the star of the show. Yum!

22 Bacon Wrapped Jicama

Bacon Wrapped Jicama Source: Bacon Wrapped Jicama with Cajun
The bacon here lends just the right dose of salty to the jicama.

Have you ever tried jicama? You totally should because it's delicious! Do you have any other ideas for preparing it?

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