Ceviche de Corvina (white sea bass) Panama style

This is your typical Panamanian Ceviche.
Ceviche de Corvina (white sea bass) Panama style
This is your typical Panamanian Ceviche.
Cooking Instructions
- 1
First fillet the fish and place the fillets in cold water with ice and salt for 1 hour.
- 2
Chop the onions into little squares.
- 3
Squeeze limes untill you have about 1 1/2 cups. (Place them in the microwave for 30 seconds and then roll them pressing down to get the most juice)
- 4
Dice half a Aji Chombo into verry small pieces (or add as much heat as needed)
- 5
Get a small amount of cilantro and culantro about a teaspoon each and dice into small pieces.
- 6
After 1 hour strain the fillets and cut into small squares and add a few piches of salt and mix in a bowl.
- 7
Now add the Aji Chombo, Cilantro, Culantro, Onions and mix a little bit.
- 8
Add the lime juice and a teaspoon of white vinegar untill all is covered in juice.
- 9
The lime juice will "cook or cure" the fish in 3 hours. Panamanian style 24 Hours. This can be then frozen or kept in refrigerator.
- 10
Eat with Saltine crackers, Yuka chips, Plantain chips.
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