Ceviche. It has been one of South America's best-kept secret for centuries. Ceviche is the best known Peruvian dish. This popular seafood dish claims origins in Lima, Peru but is found in many coastal areas throughout Latin America such as Ecuador, Chile, Mexico, and Colombia.
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This ceviche combines fresh fish, lime juice, and chili for an easy ceviche appetizer.
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You can cook Ceviche using 8 ingredients and 6 steps. Here is how you cook it.
Ingredients of Ceviche
- Prepare 2 lb of Shrimp (71/90 Uncooked).
- It's 10 of Key Limes.
- Prepare 1 of Tomato.
- It's 1/2 of Cucumber.
- Prepare 1/4 of Red Onion.
- Prepare 1 of Jalapeño.
- It's 1 of Serrano Pepper.
- Prepare 1 of Salt/Pepper.
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Ceviche step by step
- Rough chop shrimp into small pieces.
- Place shrimp in square container. (Preferably a lasagna one).
- Squeeze lime juice over shrimp and let sit for about 30 mins. The lime will cook the shrimp..
- Small dice the tomato, cucumber, jalapeño, serrano and onion. Add the mix to the shrimp..
- Once shrimp has achieved a pinkish color, add salt and pepper to taste..
- You're ready to enjoy your ceviche. I prefer eating on a tostada with some ketchup and hot sauce. (try Salsa Huichol).
Sea bass ceviche with avocado cream and spring onion fritters. by Matt Tebbutt. Learn all about ceviche, its ingredients and preparation. Ceviche is typically served at lunch or brunch, and because it is so light and refreshing, it's popular at the beach. Javier Wong is arguably the top ceviche-maker in the country—some even call him the godfather of ceviche. He's not only well-respected in the chef community, but also amongst serious ceviche eaters.