"Ceviche"
My boyfriend loves to fish and naturally I picked up the sport. my first catch was this beautiful 23" red. I was excited and I wanted to learn how to prepare something with it so my babe told me to fix it this way and he says its called "Ceviche".
"Ceviche"
My boyfriend loves to fish and naturally I picked up the sport. my first catch was this beautiful 23" red. I was excited and I wanted to learn how to prepare something with it so my babe told me to fix it this way and he says its called "Ceviche".
Cooking Instructions
- 1
After fish has been cleaned, dice in about one inch to half inch cubes.
- 2
Rinse in cold tap and strain most access water.
- 3
Transfer fish into a large stainless steel bowl.
- 4
Squeeze lemons in fish.
- 5
This recipe goes great with club or saltine crackers and an ice cold beer for a sports game or entertaining a small crowd. Enjoy!
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