jicama
This slightly sweet, crisp-and-crunchy root vegetable is typically peeled and eaten raw as a vegetable (usually with chile and lime, or in a salady preparation); rarely cooked.
FINDING:
Most well-stocked general groceries and nearly all Mexican groceries.
CHOOSING:
Smaller (no more than 1-pound) jícamas with thin, taught, unblemished skin are usually the sweetest and crispest.
STORING:
In the refrigerator, unwrapped, for up to a month.
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