Ceviche Guacamole Tostadas

[dvdt]

So I decided to try to make something new tonight. Turned out pretty well. I learned that fish takes alot longer to cook in citrus juice than I expected.

 

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[Guest heightsgtltd]

Nice, more info or thoughts?

[coxx]

Nice, more info or thoughts?

+1

 

I'm a fan of ceviche

[G.T.Subie]

Looks dam tsaty

[coxx]

ever been to Sushisamba? They got good ceviche

[Guest JessterCPA]

Wow. That looks amazing. Details please.

 

I need to try sushisamba. How was it?

 

I went to a Ceviche place in Cobble Hill. Was very good. Can't remember the name.

 

I had "cooked" tuna on my honeymoon in Tahiti. The guy cut the fish on the beach & mixed with the lemon/lime in a bucket for us. Amazing.

[coxx]

Wow. That looks amazing. Details please.

 

I need to try sushisamba. How was it?

 

I went to a Ceviche place in Cobble Hill. Was very good. Can't remember the name.

 

I had "cooked" tuna on my honeymoon in Tahiti. The guy cut the fish on the beach & mixed with the lemon/lime in a bucket for us. Amazing.

I liked sushisamba.

[dvdt]

Pretty easy to make. Just takes a bit of time.

 

Ceviche:

1)Two fillets of any white fish cut up into small pieces.

2)Marinate in lots of citrus juice (I used 7 lemons 2 limes) and a little salt in the fridge for about 3-4 hrs

3) Cook about a 3/4lb-1lb of shrimp and put in fridge and squeeze on some lemon juice and salt.

4) When fish is done, drain juice out and mix in shrimp, diced cilantro, green onions, tomato and a little jalapeno and garlic

5) Added some salt, pepper and lime juice and mix.

 

Guac:

Mix two ripe avocados w/ lemon/lime juice, salt, diced cilantro, green onions, tomato, and a little jalapeno and garlic.

[eVoMotion]

I love ceviche! I can not get enough. That looks fabulous. Thanks for sharing!

[laz]

if you are in a rush you can always dip your fis after it is cut into boiling water for a couple of seconds before you let it marinate/cook in the green lime juice. always fresh squeezed of course. we use fresh tuna for ceviche.

 

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[jrotes]

That looks so good. Where's the Tapatio.

 

How did you cut your lemons that way?

[dvdt]

That looks so good. Where's the Tapatio.

 

How did you cut your lemons that way?

 

With a knife.

 

Seriously tho, I'm not sure what else to say. The fish took longer than I expected to marinate/cook so I was killing time.