Salvadoran Seafood Platter

A true culinary delight that combines exquisite lobster with a variety of other seafood in a fusion of flavors that captivate the most discerning palates. An authentic gastronomic jewel!

Salvadoran cuisine has skillfully utilized ocean flavors to create this culinary charm that delights diners with a fusion of lobster, shrimp, squid, and other shellfish. This dish represents the richness and diversity of the region's gastronomy, being a classic that evokes the maritime roots of the country.

I invite you to experience this delicious recipe together. We hope you enjoy it to the fullest!

Salvadoran Seafood Platter

Soups
1 hour
Boiled
5 Servings

Ingredients

Salvadoran Seafood Platter

5 Small lobster tails

10 Sea shrimp

10 Oysters

10 Sea shrimp (another type)

300 grams of Corvina fish fillet

2 Shrimp consommé

2 Small onions

3 Carrots

2 Leek stalks

4 Lemons

3 Celery stalks

1 Garlic head

3 Juice tomatoes

1 pinch of White pepper

2 Celery stalks

Preparation (simple version)

Step 1 : Cut the vegetables into julienne and cook them in a large pot with water, consommé, chopped garlic, and tomatoes until tender. Salvadoran Seafood Platter - Preparation - Step 1
Step 2 : Add the lobster tails, sea shrimp, oysters, and sea shrimp in parts, and cook for 6 to 10 minutes. Salvadoran Seafood Platter - Preparation - Step 2
Step 3 : Add the fish cubes and let cook a few more minutes. Salvadoran Seafood Platter - Preparation - Step 3
Step 4 : Serve hot, garnished with lemon juice and a dash of spicy chili to taste. Salvadoran Seafood Platter - Preparation - Step 4

Preparation

Step 1 : Julienne-cut vegetables are added to a large pot along with the consommé, chopped garlic, twenty cups of water, and tomatoes.

Step 2 : Once it boils, add the lobster tails, sea shrimp in pieces, oysters, and sea shrimp in strips.

Step 3 : Finally, add the fish cubes.

Step 4 : Let cook for 6 to 10 minutes.

Step 5 : When serving, add lemon juice and a touch of spicy chili.

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