A vibrant dish on a white, ceramic plate: glossy chunks of 'cooked' white fish brightly speckled with small cuts of red tomatoes and green jalapenos. Coriander leaves are sprinkled for a fresh greenness against the white, and red onions lend a beautiful purple pop of color. A spoonful of creamy guacamole and a side of crispy corn chips add a textural contrast.

Citrus Infused Pescatarian Mexican Ceviche

Fresh, tangy Mexican fish Ceviche with a citrus twist.

Category Main Course
Prep 30 minutes
Cook 20 minutes
Style Mexican
Technique Marinating
Diet Friendly Pescatarian

Daily recipe · April 30, 2025

A little about this dish

On a warm day, what could be better than a fresh, vibrant, and flavor-filled Pescatarian Mexican Ceviche? This dish relies on super fresh fish mixed with a concoction of sharp, citrusy juices to 'cook' the fish. The end result is a perfect balance of heat and freshness, decorated by a riot of herbs and veggies for that textural contrast.

Ingredients (for 2)

  • Firm white fish like snapper or bass1 lbcut into 1/2 inch pieces
  • Fresh lime juice1 cup
  • Fresh lemon juice1/2 cup
  • Vine-ripe tomatoes2diced
  • Red onion1finely diced
  • Jalapeno1seeds and veins removed, minced
  • Fresh coriander1 bunchchopped
  • Ripe avocado1halved, crushed into a smooth paste
  • Corn chipsa handful
  • Olive oil1 tablespoon
  • Saltto taste

Preparation

  1. Step 1 — 🐟🍋⏲️
    In a bowl, combine the fish with lemon and lime juices, let it stand for 20 minutes until the fish turns opaque.
  2. Step 2 — 🐟🍅🌶️🧅🌿🥣
    Drain the fish, reserving some citrus juice. Mix the fish, tomatoes, jalapeno, onion, coriander, and olive oil in a bowl.
  3. Step 3 — 🍋🧂⚖️
    Add a bit of the reserved citrus juice and season with salt to your taste.
  4. Step 4 — 🐟🥑🌽
    Serve the ceviche with a dollop of fresh guacamole and a side of crisp corn chips.

A final fox tip

Ceviche originates from Peru but is enjoyed in many Latin countries. Each country having their twist. This version draws from Mexican flavors. Fun Fact: The term Ceviche is possibly derived from the Quechua word 'siwichi'. You can modify this recipe by adding tropical fruits like mango or pineapple for some sweetness. Also, this is a no-cook recipe, making it fun for kids to help without worrying about the stove or oven.

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