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Flavor of the Week: Chayote lends Mexican flair to dishes

The pear-shaped fruit is a common side dish or salad

November 27, 2017

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Chayote is a fruit that tastes like cucumber and is a staple in Mexican cooking. Often appearing in salads and side dishes, chayote is making inroads on U.S. restaurant menus.

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