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Cooking & Baking

cbayer

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3. Grilled Chicken Salad with Guacamole and Cheese.

Reply to Lucinda (Original post)

Wed Nov 13, 2013, 04:15 PM

Nov 2013

My chicken in yellow mole was very work intensive but worth every second.

Chayote is really good. It's got the texture of pineapple when cooked and the taste of a white potato with a little sweetness.

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What's for Dinner? ~Wednesday Nov 13th [View all] Lucinda Nov 2013 OP

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Grilled Chicken Salad with Guacamole and Cheese. cbayer Nov 2013 #3

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Okay.... maddezmom Nov 2013 #7

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sammiches NJCher Nov 2013 #9

Chayote seems pretty starchy cbayer Nov 2013 #10

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