Introduction: How to Make Fish Ceviche
In this step by step tutorial Carlito shows us how to make some delicious Fish Ceviche. Ceviche can be made from generally any ingredients of your choosing, whether it is Shrimp, Octopus, or Fish.
What you'll need:
Filet of Fish
Limes
Tomatoes, Carrots, Cilantro, Onion, and Cucumbers
Salt and Pepper
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Step 1: Cutting the Filet
Take the filet and begin dicing it into small squares. The small squares creates for more surface area which helps the lime juice cook the fish.
Step 2: Add Lime Juice
Cut 5-6 limes in half depending on amount of fish. Fish should be saturated in lime juice (remember you can always poor out the lime juice).
Step 3: Cooking in Lime Juice
The fish will begin to cook immediately, however, because citrus is acidic it is not being being cooked by heat but the citrus juice from the lime.This process will take anywhere from 15-20 minutes. You can leave in the lime juice longer as it will cook the fish more thoroughly. Overcooking isn't an issue. It's all about preference. :)
Step 4: Add Your Fruits and Vegetables
This is where you can be particularly creative. Carlito's puts in Carrots, Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Onions, and some Cilantro and Jalapenos for a little kick! Mix it all up with the fish and lime juice.
Step 5: Enjoy!
Grab some chips, toastadas, or a spoon and enjoy! Take it to a picnic, dinner, or just enjoy it at home!
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9 Comments
7 years ago
best summer dish served cold. I can eat this dish all summer long.
7 years ago
raw meat no good
7 years ago on Introduction
I didn't know that the cooking process was so short for Ceviche. I thought it was a lot longer than that.
Reply 7 years ago on Introduction
The duration of cooking is really up to your preference. If you prefer a little more sushi-grade fish the time will be much shorter compared to those who prefer the fish cooked entirely. So cooking time is really up to the tastebuds of the creator!
7 years ago
looks yummy will try it surely.
Reply 7 years ago on Introduction
Let us know how you like it! I would love to see a picture of the dish you create if you take one.
7 years ago
It was delicious. Thanks!
Reply 7 years ago on Introduction
Glad you enjoyed it! Stay tuned for more Instructables!
7 years ago
it's a crazy idea, but itsn't a tipical peruvian ceviche!!!