A Community Recipe by NicoleJ
Wonderfully crunchy “fries” and the ketchup is really tasty!
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For “fries”, combine jicama, olive oil, paprika and salt to taste. Toss to coat.
For ketchup, blend sun dried tomatoes, vinegar, raisans, salt and onion powder in blender. Blend until smooth.
*Dip “fries” in ketchup and enjoy!
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HappilyCyn
Jul 04, 2010
This sounds good. I will have to try this. Thanks for sharing.
berryraw
Dec 19, 2010
This was good, don't get me wrong, but not what I was hoping for. I felt like there was too much oil and paprika on the jicama, which made it very messy. Guess I'm not that big of a fan of paprika either. My ketchup did not blend smooth - that's my punk blender's fault though! The raisins didn't want to blend at all and I am wondering - do I need to soak the raisins as well??? I imagine if they were properly blended in the ketchup would have had the right tangy/sweet ratio.
denzildragon
Nov 01, 2010
I made this yesterday from 'the Complete Book of Raw Food', but I made a couple of changes to the ketchup: only 1 teaspoon of salt, just a slice or two of onion in place of the onion powder, & a bit less ACV. Oh, & I left mine a bit chunky instead of smooth. But my fella tells me we're never buying bottled ketchup again! :)
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berryraw
Dec 19, 2010
This was good, don't get me wrong, but not what I was hoping for. I felt like there was too much oil and paprika on the jicama, which made it very messy. Guess I'm not that big of a fan of paprika either. My ketchup did not blend smooth - that's my punk blender's fault though! The raisins didn't want to blend at all and I am wondering - do I need to soak the raisins as well??? I imagine if they were properly blended in the ketchup would have had the right tangy/sweet ratio.
denzildragon
Nov 01, 2010
I made this yesterday from 'the Complete Book of Raw Food', but I made a couple of changes to the ketchup: only 1 teaspoon of salt, just a slice or two of onion in place of the onion powder, & a bit less ACV. Oh, & I left mine a bit chunky instead of smooth. But my fella tells me we're never buying bottled ketchup again! :)
HappilyCyn
Jul 04, 2010
This sounds good. I will have to try this. Thanks for sharing.
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