Ceviche is elegant in appearance and taste, if I may say so. While anthropologists argue about its origin, culinary specialists calmly prepare it in different versions, tirelessly experimenting with various additives, striving for impeccable perfection. Essentially, ceviche is pieces of raw fish (or other seafood) in an acidic marinade, most often citrus juice with various additions. This is an extremely simple dish, you need to understand the basic principles of its preparation and you can safely experiment.
| Cook Time | 1 min |
| Course | Salad |
| Cuisine | Latin American |
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Enjoy your meal!
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