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Easy
Published 2011
The humble xuxu, or chayote, provides a light vegetable accompaniment for any meal. Its subtle taste works best when used in conjunction with well-flavoured ingredients, such as cooked beans, meat or chicken stews. Chayote grows abundantly throughout Brazil and is sold very cheaply in most supermarkets.
1 Cut the chayote lengthways in half and rub the two halves together under cold running water (see Cook’s tip). Cut away the white core and peel the prickly outer skin. Cut into 1cm/½in dice and set aside.
