Various variations of the typical Ecuadorian fish dish ceviche are a very popular food among Ecuadorians. Ceviche from Ecuador is different from Peruvian, but the main ingredients for cooking are the same: fish, lemon juice, onion, pepper. The main difference is that Ecuadorians add shrimp and various sauces to this dish, due to which the consistency of ceviche is soup-like. Ecuadorian traditional ceviche is served to the table, accompanied by fried corn and banana chips, but potatoes, as in Peru, are not added.
One of the advantages of the “shrimp ceviche” dish is that the shrimp are used for it already boiled, which is especially important for those who cannot eat raw seafood. Plus, this recipe is very easy to prepare.
| Prep Time | 15 mins |
| Total Time | 2 hrs 15 mins |
| Course | Salad |
| Cuisine | Ecuadorian |
Enjoy your meal!
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