Fish Ceviche

Delicious ceviche made from fresh fish marinated in lime juice, a true delight from coastal lands.

El Salvador's fish ceviche is a traditional recipe originating from the country's coastal regions. This preparation has pre-Columbian roots, combining the freshness of the fish with the acidity of lime. For Salvadorans, this dish is not only a gastronomic delight but also a symbol of their cultural and culinary identity.

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Fish Ceviche

Appetizers
1 hour
6 Servings

Ingredients

2 pounds of Corvina fish cut into small cubes

Chopped cilantro

Julienned onion

Lime juice

Chopped oregano

1 pinch of Pepper

3 teaspoons of Salt

Shelled corn

Preparation

Step 1 : To start, wash the fish thoroughly with plenty of water.

Step 2 : Then, cut it into small pieces and place in a bowl.

Step 3 : Next, pour lime juice over the fish until almost fully covered, and add 3 teaspoons of salt.

Step 4 : Stir to let the fish temper, then refrigerate for at least 3 and a half hours to cure with the marinade.

Step 5 : In another bowl with warm water, add the chopped cilantro, julienned onion, and finely chopped oregano, letting them rest for 10 minutes.

Step 6 : Then, add the shelled and cooked corn, pepper to taste, and mix everything.

Step 7 : Once the fish looks cooked and has the appearance of being done, remove any chili pieces or cloves of garlic that may be there.

Step 8 : You can store all the lime juice that marinated the fish or only the desired amount.

Step 9 : It’s recommended to strain the liquid to remove any garlic pieces or chili seeds.

Step 10 : Then, add the onion and bell pepper mixture to the marinated fish and the desired amount of citrus juice.

Step 11 : Add chopped cilantro, oil, salt, and additional lime juice to taste.

Step 12 : Serve immediately or let it rest for another 20-30 minutes before serving.

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