One Sample Of This South-Of-The-Border Caesar Salad And You’ll Be Smitten
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You guys and gals, I am smitten as a kitten wrapped in a yarn ball with this recipe for Tijuana Caesar salad.
Never have I ever tasted anything quite like it! This salad contains a very special root vegetable called “jicama”. it has the texture of a sweet potato and tastes a lot like coconut. It is absolutely delicious! I found this wonderful root veggie at Wal-Mart of all places. It didn’t cost very much and it is easy to work with. You might also have luck finding it at a local farmer’s market depending on where you live in the world.
I plan to make this salad for my husband’s family when they come to visit us next week. I’m always trying to impress my mother-in-law with my cooking skills.
I anticipate that she will enjoy this salad very much.
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Quick Tip: Enjoy this salad as an entree or side dish.
