Marinated salmon ceviche
The lemon in this South American inspired recipe 'cooks' the fish a little to give a delicious texture.
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Method:
- Mix the diced salmon, lemon juice, olive oil, spring onion, radish, tomatoes, coriander and chilli and refrigerate for roughly 30 minutes to 2 hours for best texture.
- Serve marinated salmon cold from the fridge with tortilla chips on the side.
Tips:
This dish can be eaten as soon as it’s mixed. The lemon juice adds flavour and alters the texture of the fish so it appears ‘cooked’. If you prefer firmer ‘cooked’ fish leave it to marinate for longer, for a rawer texture eat sooner.
This is great served with something crunchy like tortilla chips, toasted wholemeal sourdough or pita bread crisps.
Tortilla chips can be made easily yourself, just cut up some fresh tortillas, mix with a little oil and bake at 175°C for 10-15 minutes or until crisp. Why not try making your own tortillas as well.
- 250 gsalmon fillet, skinned, boned and diced
- 3 tbsplemon or lime juice
- 1spring onion, sliced
- 2radishes, sliced
- 1 cuphalved cherry tomatoes
- ¼ cupchopped fresh coriander
- 1 tbspchopped fresh chilli , (optional)
- Energy1729kJ
- Total Fat33.8g
- Saturated Fat6.3g
- Total Carbohydrate6.9g
- Sugars3.4g
- Dietary Fibre1.6g
- Protein23.9g
- Sodium68mg
Method:
- Mix the diced salmon, lemon juice, olive oil, spring onion, radish, tomatoes, coriander and chilli and refrigerate for roughly 30 minutes to 2 hours for best texture.
- Serve marinated salmon cold from the fridge with tortilla chips on the side.
Tips:
This dish can be eaten as soon as it’s mixed. The lemon juice adds flavour and alters the texture of the fish so it appears ‘cooked’. If you prefer firmer ‘cooked’ fish leave it to marinate for longer, for a rawer texture eat sooner.
This is great served with something crunchy like tortilla chips, toasted wholemeal sourdough or pita bread crisps.
Tortilla chips can be made easily yourself, just cut up some fresh tortillas, mix with a little oil and bake at 175°C for 10-15 minutes or until crisp. Why not try making your own tortillas as well.
Ingredients
- 250 gsalmon fillet, skinned, boned and diced
- 3 tbsplemon or lime juice
- 1spring onion, sliced
- 2radishes, sliced
- 1 cuphalved cherry tomatoes
- ¼ cupchopped fresh coriander
- 1 tbspchopped fresh chilli , (optional)
Ingredients
- 250 gsalmon fillet, skinned, boned and diced
- 3 tbsplemon or lime juice
- 1spring onion, sliced
- 2radishes, sliced
- 1 cuphalved cherry tomatoes
- ¼ cupchopped fresh coriander
- 1 tbspchopped fresh chilli , (optional)
Nutrition Facts
- Energy1729kJ
- Total Fat33.8g
- Saturated Fat6.3g
- Total Carbohydrate6.9g
- Sugars3.4g
- Dietary Fibre1.6g
- Protein23.9g
- Sodium68mg
Method:
- Mix the diced salmon, lemon juice, olive oil, spring onion, radish, tomatoes, coriander and chilli and refrigerate for roughly 30 minutes to 2 hours for best texture.
- Serve marinated salmon cold from the fridge with tortilla chips on the side.
Tips:
This dish can be eaten as soon as it’s mixed. The lemon juice adds flavour and alters the texture of the fish so it appears ‘cooked’. If you prefer firmer ‘cooked’ fish leave it to marinate for longer, for a rawer texture eat sooner.
This is great served with something crunchy like tortilla chips, toasted wholemeal sourdough or pita bread crisps.
Tortilla chips can be made easily yourself, just cut up some fresh tortillas, mix with a little oil and bake at 175°C for 10-15 minutes or until crisp. Why not try making your own tortillas as well.
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