
Ingredients
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Instructions
Turn on the oven to 425 degrees and adjust the rack to the middle. (If your oven has a convection setting, this is a good time to turn it on.)
Toss the chayote with the olive oil and a generous amount of salt (usually about ½ teaspoon) and cracked pepper (usually about ¼ teaspoon). Spread it onto a rimmed baking sheet, slide it into the oven and roast, turning every few minutes, until the chayote is beautifully browned and tender, about 25 minutes.
Remove from the oven and toss with lime juice, lime zest, and 3 tablespoons of the Green Chile Adobo. Divide between four warm serving plates and gently fold the tofu into the chayote with a spoon (if you’re using cheese, scatter it on top). If you have any leftover parsley or cilantro, sprinkle some on each plate and you’re ready to eat. This makes a perfect taco filling (especially layered with black bean refritos); served over greens such as baby arugula or watercress, it becomes a robust salad.
The ingredients list mentions lime juice and rind, but they’re never mentioned in the instructions…
Thanks you so much for the heads up James! This has now been corrected!
It’s on the last paragraph of the instructions, “Remove from the oven and toss with lime juice, lime zest, and 3 tablespoons of the Green Chile Adobo.” Provecho!!
I also roast the Chayote and either roast it in butter and then put some cinnamon and sugar on top and eat as a dessert.
Lately, I’ve roasted it on the stove top w/some lemon/line juice and crushed garlic and then mixed it with my rice when the rice is almost cooked, along with roasted broccoli and thinly sliced cabbage and onion, also roasted. Makes the rice into almost a full meal.
One of my favorite ways to prepare chayote is to halve it (remove pit) drizzle with olive oil, salt and pepper. Once roasted and tender top with toasted pine nuts and goat cheese crumbled on top. Love it!
Sounds great! Thanks for sharing.
This was absolutely amazing!!! Thank you for the recipe very one night my family loved it.
It’s supposed to read “This recipe was absolutely amazing !!! Thank you for the recipe everyone in my family loved it!!!”
Got it – thanks!
Making it right now. Just notices that I didn’t have a lime so will try it with lemon instead…
How did it go? I think the lemon would give it a whole ‘nother dimension of flavor. Did it work out?
I am so going to try to make this!!!