Annmarie nailed it with this recipe…
She adapted a regular ceviche dish (with raw fish) and used young Thai coconut to make this raw food ceviche recipe.
It’s awesome!
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Take a look…
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Here’s the raw food recipe…
Raw Food Recipe for Mexican Ceviche
2 young coconuts, meat julienned or noodled
2 limes juiced
½ cucumber, julienned or noodled
1 red pepper, julienned
Handful of cherry tomatoes, chopped finely
½ small red onion, chopped finely
½ -1 small jalapeño –depending on your taste
1 clove garlic
Handful cilantro
1 tsp dulse flakes
1 tsp Mexican oregano
Splash or coconut water, to consistency you like
Pinch of sea salt to taste
Combined all ingredients in bowl cover and let marinate for 1 hour in the fridge. Serve with cilantro, avocado, and raw tortilla chips! Enjoy
Live Awesome!
Kev
7:19 pm on September 30th, 2009
Never tried traditional ceviche before but sure can’t wait to try Annmarie’s version. Thanks for another great show.
7:30 pm on September 30th, 2009
That dish looks fantastic! I just have to figure out what to use instead of coconut meat.
Perhaps some arame would be nice?
I’ve never had ceviche, and to be honest I don’t think I’ve heard of it before either.
8:05 pm on September 30th, 2009
Looks and sounds yummy, one of the few raw “Mexican” recipes I’ve seen that seemed worth trying. I bet a person could use a portobello mushroom or two in place of the coconut, those are a lot easier for me to find.
I sure would like to find a gadget like the one you used–how about in your store?
I think I have heard of ceviche before but never had it!
8:18 pm on September 30th, 2009
Kathy Thompson: Ronnie and Minh sells them over at ubraw.com
8:25 pm on September 30th, 2009
I haven’t tried ceviche, I do know what it is and texture wise this recipe looks dead on.
I haven’t had it mainly because I haven’t had access to fish that fresh (sad since I live in CT but haven’t gone fishing in years) and not sure I’d trust store bought(I do still eat small amounts of local fish however).
I would try this one with some variation, 2 coconuts is too much for me(I’m sensitive to coconut meat at times). I love the cucumber and would like to experiment with other veggies. I am curious about the tool that was used for julienning, what was that?
8:42 pm on September 30th, 2009
My brother is a Cheviche “maven” and has been talking my ear off about it cause its made with “raw” fish! LOL tried to explain that fish was fish, raw or cooked. So I had to send him AnnMarie’s video. I have to try this dish.
Thanks Ann and Kevin for the great vids!
8:44 pm on September 30th, 2009
The ceviche recipe was terrific but can you also demonstrate how to open the coconuts?
8:51 pm on September 30th, 2009
Great video guys! Can’t wait to try it. I got my “cool noodle tool” at http://www.reneoswald.com/index.html
in her store. LOVE IT!
9:03 pm on September 30th, 2009
Hi,
Where do you guys come from ? Gianni sounds Italian… but could be Mexican too ? And you Annmarie ?
Thanks
9:06 pm on September 30th, 2009
My husband and I have had lots of ceviche in the past and it was always one of our favorites so I’m excited about this. It’s so light and fresh. We’ve had ceviche with conch, fish, scallops and shrimp. Thank you!
9:12 pm on September 30th, 2009
that looks and sounds so delicious!! Thank you! I love your kitty too!!
9:15 pm on September 30th, 2009
I have always LOVED Civiche! So thank you for posting this RAW version without the raw fish!!!
I actually make Civiche weekly or else go to my fav mexican restaurant and order it.
Blessings,
Lilmzraw
9:19 pm on September 30th, 2009
oh, am wondering if good old zuchinni would work, or yellow squash? Or, thinly sliced and noodled turnips, or maybe rutabaga, or kohlrabi – could be yum… But, I think the texture of the coconut is way more fish like.
9:19 pm on September 30th, 2009
Belize!! Before I was vegetarian–but was “healthy eater,” I was staying on a remote island in Belize for a few days. The ladies in the kitchen made a great ceviche. (It was also the only thing they made that wasn’t fried!!
Had a lotta that 
Good looking receipe AM!
9:26 pm on September 30th, 2009
Never had ceviche, but the recipe sounds delicious anyway. I’ll give it a try. Where can I find the julienne tool? That is a definite tool I would like to add to my kitchen drawer!
9:35 pm on September 30th, 2009
I noticed AnneMaria squeezes citruses. Have you ever thought of getting a reemer? They are so handy!
BTW, I love your enthusiasm, A.
9:35 pm on September 30th, 2009
Ceviche is one of my all time fav foods-great to see veggie alts!! You guys rock!!
9:37 pm on September 30th, 2009
I have enjoyed ceviche several times in Mexico and love it. Have made it at home with yellowtail tuna that my husband caught on a deep fishing trip. It is delicious! So I am interested in trying this coconut variety.
Thank you for showing the little star at the end. Jonny 5 is adorable.
Take care guys,
Rhonda
9:38 pm on September 30th, 2009
I know in some areas they do a ceviche with blended banana and pulsed cauliflower or using sprouts is quite tasty as well.
Thank you for the show!
9:38 pm on September 30th, 2009
I am not a “fish” person (can’t imagine how
anyone could eat something that smells like fish does), so I haven’t tried ceviche, but I just tickled by your shows. I love how innovative you are. And the best part is Jonny5. He is a beautiful cat…thanks for featuring him occasionally.
9:40 pm on September 30th, 2009
How about using zucchini instead of coconut? Heck, noodles are made out of them!
9:52 pm on September 30th, 2009
We have a little place in Todos Santos and go there frequently. You know the home of Hotel California. I can never wait to get hte wondeful ceviche. this has to be even better because it vegan.
Blessings!
10:28 pm on September 30th, 2009
I had ceviche at a party on the beach in Maui. It was delicious. I expect that this one would be just as delicious. I’m gonna make it. I love it when you teach us to make raw food. Thanks!
10:31 pm on September 30th, 2009
Sounds great, BUT! what about us who do work in an office, or n area where we have to bring our lunch in? it’s seems so easy to just go to the blender/vitamix & whip something up. What about us who have to bring our lunch/food to the work place. sorry, but some of us do work outside of home.
just a thought?
10:31 pm on September 30th, 2009
Hey! I LOVE what you guys do, and your cat is SO AWESOME! I have had ceviche a few times before, a couple of those times were in Mexico and the other time was likely in southern California. I have no idea what could substitute for the fish besides coconut meat… I am doing a juice feast now but was wondering if I could noodle up and freeze coconut meat to use in the future. What do you think?
!!
I just LOVE what you both do, and how lovingly you look at eachother- it is so cute to see you looking up at Kevin AnnMarie, and to see Kevin looking down at AnnMarie. So much love
10:56 pm on September 30th, 2009
I’ve had ceviche made with tofu a few years ago, which was not as good the mushroom version I had more recently.
I couldn’t believe it at first because it looked and tasted so much like raw fish that I called the waiter back to confirm it was mushroom only, even though it was a vegan restaurant.
11:16 pm on September 30th, 2009
Just wanted to say I love the show! I’ve commented on coconuts before and I’m just wondering if all the young Thai coconuts you guys use are organic? I live in Toronto and can’t find organic ones anywhere. I’ve heard some horror stories about what they do with the non-organic ones.
Thanks!
11:30 pm on September 30th, 2009
Julie,
The great thing about something like this ceviche recipe (and many raw food dishes) is they have to marinate and taste even better the next day anyways. So, unless I’m making a salad (in which case, I bring all the fixin’s to my office), I make the food the night before. I don’t have time to make my own meals hours in advance so that they can marinate, when it’s food time, I need to EAT!
11:36 pm on September 30th, 2009
I recently had a vegetable ceviche at Andina Peruvian Restaurant in Portland, OR. I wouldn’t really recommend it for raw vegan food but the ceviche was good. Here’s the description from the menu.
Peru’s flagship dish. Raw green beans, beets, baby carrots, and mushrooms “cooked” in key lime juice with a marinade of fresh onions, cilantro, hot pepper and sea salt. Served in the traditional style with corn and camote.
11:50 pm on September 30th, 2009
Never even heard of ceviche until now!
Your J-5 is a gorgeous cat and quite a talker.
Always enjoy seeing him too!
12:01 am on October 1st, 2009
before i became a vegetarian I used to love ceviche. where I live it’s often made in a tomato lime broth which is also delicious.
oh, and Johnny5 meows like a goat. I wasn’t watching the screen when he came on and I thought it was a goat. hahahaha.
12:32 am on October 1st, 2009
Thanks again for your inspirational show. I just ordered the tools from Ron and Minh. Awesome!
Guylaine
12:33 am on October 1st, 2009
Hi J-5! So good to see and hear more of you! You are a beauty!
Thanks for this recipe. It looks absolutely delicious and I can’t wait to try it. Those raw corn chips looked pretty good too!
You guys have changed my life – one show at a time. I’ve been into health and wellness for as long as I can remember and taking this journey to the next level with you, your shows, and your network of amazing experts has been a wonderful and life-changing experience. Keep it coming! Thanks!
12:39 am on October 1st, 2009
I’ve never had ceviche but I will try this recipe using zucchini instead of the coconut.
I just LOVE how Jonny 5 responds to you when you talk to him! He’s SO special to me. I love it when he adds his input “one show at a time” LOL!
12:48 am on October 1st, 2009
Yummy….
I wonder how Kelp Noodles might work with this recipe?
Which Raw Tortilla chips are you keen on?
Thanks for another ‘wonderful wednesday in the raw w/AnnMarie’
Dawni
12:49 am on October 1st, 2009
Great recipe and amazing demo by Annmarie. We would like to find a noodling tool! Carmen’s recipe (Panamanian) uses Pixbae(Palm Fruit)boiled in salt to replace the fish. Pixbae is used and sold a lot here in Panama.
Her recipe is about the same except she includes these extra ingredients;
Culantro(used a lot here,too) when we can’t find cilantro.
She likes the fact that Annmarie used the extra veggies. We’ll enjoy your recipe!
Saludos from Panama
1:42 am on October 1st, 2009
I love ceviche and have eaten often with my ex-husband. We use to make it out of crab or oysters rather than fish. Thank you for this recipe. Now, I need to buy coconuts to try it. The great thing about ceviche is that it is portable and you can totally package it up and take it with you. Although you might want to store the chips separately.
2:00 am on October 1st, 2009
Hi!
I am vegan now, but my mom would make some bomb ceviche, well she still does, she made it with “jaiva” which is like fake crab meat, she would “cook” it with lots and lots of lemon juice, then she would cut onion, cilantro, and tomatoes, with some salt, i think some jalapeno, and on top we could not forget to drown it with Tapatio hot sauce.
For me if I put cilantro in guacamole or a salad i just think of ceviche, that combination speaks ceviche to me, the onion, cilantro, and tomato. Your recipe looks good too, I’ll use the coconut and try it on my papa.
Fabuloso programa!
-Stefanie
2:04 am on October 1st, 2009
The Hawaiian version of ceviche is hundreds of years old and called poke’, (like “po-kay”) and is sooo good. The modern version uses nama shoyu, grated ginger, green onion and sweet onion, lime, fresh seaweed (but dulse would be fine) and chili flakes. Give it a try – with coco meat it will be great.
3:07 am on October 1st, 2009
I had ceviche over a year ago. I had the raw fish version. A friend I was working with was from Peru and he invited me over to his place for Peruvian Independence Day. The entire meal was traditional Peruvian food, but I remember being impressed most by the ceviche because I had never heard of ‘cooking’ meat with lemon/lime juice.
4:07 am on October 1st, 2009
I had ceviche over a year ago. I had the raw fish version. A friend I was working with was from Peru and he invited me over to his place for Peruvian Independence Day. The entire meal was traditional Peruvian food, but I remember being impressed most by the ceviche because I had never heard of ‘cooking’ meat with lemon/lime juice.
BTW I love your blog!
4:45 am on October 1st, 2009
I’d never heard of this dish. Looks so good. Unfortunately I don’t think i’ll find young coconuts in Brussels (Belgium). Where do you get them from? Should i try the Chinese supermarket?
The gadget looks cool, your coconut looks like udon noodles!
Your cat has a nice voice
5:35 am on October 1st, 2009
G’day from Oz.
I don’t think I have ever heard of Cerveche before but it sounds like a dish my (chosen) family would definitely cook up, and they are Croatian. The name to me even sounds Croatian for some reason!
Your dish looked absolutely delish tho!!
Thank you kindly
BTW, do you know of Ormus, and have you ever tried it???
xpeacex
5:36 am on October 1st, 2009
G’day from Oz.
I don’t think I have ever heard of Ceviche before but it sounds like a dish my (chosen) family would definitely cook up, and they are Croatian. Hmmm, cerveche sounds familiar!
Your dish looked absolutely delish tho!!
Thank you kindly
BTW, do you know of Ormus, and have you ever tried it???
xpeacex
5:47 am on October 1st, 2009
Whoops sorry for the double posts… my connection was playing up and I didn’t know if it went thru! xx
5:54 am on October 1st, 2009
In Peru they also make ceviche with mushrooms, which is pretty good.
BTW, am glad at least Anne-Marie knows that ceviche isn’t originally Mexican. It’s disheartening when Americans don’t know their backyard.
7:17 am on October 1st, 2009
My mom used to make ceviche, but I never ate it because I have never eaten fish. This recipe sounds delicious. I like the idea of putting some fresh ginger in it.
7:57 am on October 1st, 2009
This is a recipe I look forward to trying and I like the suggestion above of using mushrooms (coconuts are not sustainable to a midwest person although they can be an occasional treat
)
Mexican Oregano is IMO very different from traditional oregano. You should be able to find it in a Mexican Grocery or the International food aisle of most groceries. It is a bush with very strong scent and flavor and I love using it in my Mexican dishes.
What is that tool called and where can one get one of those? Do you actually read all of these comments?
8:20 am on October 1st, 2009
I have had ceviche in restaurants in CA. I will try this one asap.
I enjoy the “talkies”, but AnnMarie in the kitchen is still the best.
Thanks for being my good morning friends. You start each day just right!
8:38 am on October 1st, 2009
I just opened and cleaned my first coconut.
My thought when I looked at and felt the coconut meat was boy this really resembles raw fish. Great thinking to make a ceviche with it!
Toni http://lupushope.blogspot.com
8:38 am on October 1st, 2009
i always had ceviche i am peruvian..delicioso..
8:52 am on October 1st, 2009
Hi guys, I have to say I used to hate ceviche (when I wasn’t a vegan), it was so sour, but right now I actually love marinated foods, I’m gonna try this recipe, and I have to say in one of my Yoga Journals I have a recipe of “ceviche” with mushrooms, maybe I will send it to you. Irlanda
9:08 am on October 1st, 2009
I like ceviche but it pales to my love of sushi!
Kevin – concerning your comment on raw fish especially tuna…I’m curious to know what the mercury content actually does to your body. It would seem that with all the sushi eaten worldwide and especially now in the US that their would be some serious effects. I for one have eaten sushi, usually with some tuna in it (although I prefer salmon) probably about once a week for the past ten years and haven’t noticed anything particularly about my health relating from mercury poisoning. Who knows about long term effects though…
Would love more in-depth info on the possible danger mercury in sushi presents to the body if you have any.
Great recipe, I know portobellas would add a great texture to the dish.
9:09 am on October 1st, 2009
Another great recipe idea! Mexican is one of my favorite flavors and this looks like one I can create for my SAD husband who could eat Mexican every night!(We currently live in the Southwest where every other restaurant is Mexican!)
I agree with Susan(and most everyone else) – you guys are so inspiring and helpful as we take our health to the next level(no matter where you may currently be) and I know I can trust your information and opinions based on all your research, experts and experience. I like the “delivery”, you can be fun and spontaneous while still being organized and informative and you treat your audience with intelligence and respect (and not all these “web shows” do!) Your energy and enthusiasm, your physical looks and lifestyle, you “walk your talk” and I appreciate that, it’s why I trust you and continue to be inspired and motivated and to know it works! And you love cats!
Sorry to ramble on but it’s been a while since I’ve chimed in and I just wanted to let you know I’m still here everyday – you’re tops on my computer “to do” list! (And I know you read these! Also a great thing!) Thank you for all you guys do! Oh yes, I always read everyone else’s comments and enjoy and learn from those, you have a great “family” here!
9:10 am on October 1st, 2009
First time I had ceviche was in a little open air restaurant in Lima, Peru where a local took me. It truly was wonderful. I’ve had it a few times since then and even though the lime flavor is predominant, they all have tasted different and unique in their own right. Now, that I don’t eat fish I can wait to try this vegan version too. Thanks guys!
9:22 am on October 1st, 2009
1:35 “Any fish is extremely toxic…”
That’s a wild exaggeration. Toxicity in fish is variable based on species, environment and parts consumed.
10:04 am on October 1st, 2009
I have heard of ceviche but never tried it as I can’t stand raw fish. This is a wonderful alternative and would easily lend itself to variations as suggested above.
I have a lime press that works beautifully — just pop half a lime in and squeeze. No mess, no waste.
Do you ever take Jonny5 out for walks on a leash? He needs vitamin D too which does not come through window glass. We had three cats in a motorhome some years back and always took them out on leashes. They loved it.
10:32 am on October 1st, 2009
Never heard of Civiche before, but I just might try this recipe. The raw fish version doesn’t sound AT ALL appealing to me.
11:39 am on October 1st, 2009
Yummy! These young coconuts sound very versatile, but I don’t remember ever seeing them anywhere. Suggestions as to where to find them?
I LOVE your kitty and his little cameo visits to the show!
11:46 am on October 1st, 2009
Kevin –
Do you guys have a good source for young Thai coconuts? I would love to order online!
Thanks for your great show – keep smilin’
12:18 pm on October 1st, 2009
Wow, that looks so yummy. Years ago I had a friend from Spain. She made ceviche for us one night.It was cooked and she used shrimp. That was then and this is now. I have been 100% raw these past several days. Will probably go back and forth a bit. Still like my cooked quinoa and a few other things once in a while.
Keep up the great work. You are providing such an amazing service with what you do.
Gotta love those kitties. Johnny 5 is a beauty.
12:26 pm on October 1st, 2009
Thanks for the yummy looking recipe! I adore seviche and have had it many places, and have even made it at home in my kitchen. I use a small white fish to lessen the PCB’s and mercury. I do love fish, but try always to eat very low on the food chain–never tuna! I think my very favorite seviche was at Martino’s on Sixteenth of September Street in Juarez many years ago. Amazing! And as I remember it, it was very similar to your coconut seviche. It’s time to get some Thai coconuts and try yours. Thanks again. Ginny
12:36 pm on October 1st, 2009
I mucho gusto this recipe. I will definitely make it. I have also heard of a similar raw ceviche recipe that calls for chopped up cauliflower and cabbage. Muchas gracias Kevito y Ana Maria. -T$
1:01 pm on October 1st, 2009
The recipe is regular, but the cat is so wonderful… Johnny 5 is really a superstar!!!
1:03 pm on October 1st, 2009
Do make your own kefir? A show on that would be great!
1:17 pm on October 1st, 2009
Haven’t had ceviche, but your recipe makes me want to try it out. Thanks for your time and energy. Have a great day!
1:39 pm on October 1st, 2009
This is one of my favorite episodes.. Excellent dish Annemarie.. Looks wonderful! I can’t wait to get home and try it out…
I’ve had traditional ceviche many, many places… Spain, Portugal, Mexico, Greece, California and possibly more.. Italy/Sicily? It’s been one of my favorite dishes over the years..
Kevin, the Johnny 5 ending here is classic.. The conversation the two of you were having put a huge smile on my face! You gotta love our animals.. They are the BEST!!!!
3:37 pm on October 1st, 2009
I have a recipe for ceviche which is very nice too. It is with fresh orange juice (2), lime or lemon (1), tomato ketchup, cayenne, small thin sliced red onion, slices radish, chopped tomato, parsley and cilantro. Of course you can take other veggies instead of radish although radish is very special.
greetings from holland
5:53 pm on October 1st, 2009
Never heard of ceviche before.
I would like to know about coconuts though.
I live in Australia and I’m not sure what type of coconuts to get. You seem to speak about young thai coconuts alot. Is there a reason and are they organic or doesn’t it matter with it having such a hard shell? Any info would be appreciated.
5:58 pm on October 1st, 2009
I used to love ceviche made with scallops. Just soaked in lime juice. Then I found out about the mercury/bottom-feeders issue. No more!
There’s also a Thai pork snack that is raw but “cooked” in lemon juice. They package it with a piece of garlic and hot pepper and wrap it in a leaf. Thankfully they don’t sell them here since that’s about the only way anyone could ever twist my arm to eat pork. Haven’t touched it in at least 6 years now.
Raw meat is way more digestible than cooked. I really don’t know how people can eat cooked meat. It’s so tough and chewy. I’m not suggesting anyone eat it–just commenting from past experience!
7:04 pm on October 1st, 2009
Wow that looks great.
Thanks
love Jonny 5
7:47 pm on October 1st, 2009
Yummy…can’t wait to try. I love all the ingredients.
8:07 pm on October 1st, 2009
I have eaten ceviche at J. Anthony’s Seafood Restaurant in San Antonio, TX. I have also eaten homemade ceviche by someone at work (both made traditionally of raw fish). I like it very much. When I lived in Spain they made whole sardine fillets with lemon juice, garlic, salt, parsley (can’t remember if anything else–it’s been 30 years). I once helped a lady make a big dishpan full for her restaurant. She cleaned the whole baby fish without using a knife or any gadget–pinched off the head with her thumbnail, slit open the belly same way, cleaned the cavity out, grabbed it in a certain way that “peeled” off one side of the fish into a boneless fillet then the same for the other side, leaving the tail and all the bones attached. I haven’t tried it for years, but makes me hungry… that would work with smelt from Lake Superior (up North), I think.
But I’m definitely going to try Annmarie’s version.
8:13 pm on October 1st, 2009
As to not liking raw fish… I didn’t know the ceviche I ate in Spain was raw until I saw her make it, or I would probably have never eaten it, either. The fish was so fresh and it looked cooked by the acid of the lemon juice.
My problem is finding FRESH fish. If it smells at all “fishy” it isn’t fresh. Fresh fish does not smell “fishy.”
8:36 pm on October 1st, 2009
Could you do a segment on young coconuts? I’m interested in how to drain em – get em open – what tool to use – how to do the julienne and with what???
I ate a ton of Ceviche sailing my “garden” in the Sea of Cortez using whatever fish came to hand. Thanks!
9:31 pm on October 1st, 2009
I ate a lot of Ceviche in Peru but never saw it with mushrooms..
My husband spearfisherman so he picks the best tasting fish down there to eat raw and we eat it a few hours later..no fishy taste at all!
10:25 pm on October 1st, 2009
Love Ceviche… I live in Los Angeles and well… you can get LOTS of places. I have to say I haven’t had a few years but this recipe makes want to create a raw version for sure!!!
Excellent!
3:15 am on October 2nd, 2009
When i read your blog my mouth is watering and I wanted to eat this type of food daily and by far the Mexican recipes are my favourite and i love to eat any of Maxican food. This recipe is quite easy and i tried this one tonight.
2:39 pm on October 2nd, 2009
MMMM….
That looks like a good one!
Reminds me of Mexico vacations…. ahhhhh
I am a bit surprised at how many people have never heard of or had Ceviche?!?!?!
THANKS GUYS!! We will definitely be trying this out!
Aloha~
2:57 pm on October 3rd, 2009
Never even heard of ceviche … thanks Annmarie … now I’ll make some!
7:51 pm on October 3rd, 2009
Never had it before
9:16 pm on October 3rd, 2009
Where can we purchase the hand held noodle maker?
10:43 pm on October 3rd, 2009
Hi guys! Love your videos! I have been trying to go more and more towards a raw lifestyle (albeit gradually) and I love trying out new recipes. Thanks for adding a delicious-looking one to the to-do list! I have a funny question: what does Annmarie use on her hair!? It looks GORGEOUS!
2:27 am on October 7th, 2009
I actually was shown by a friend how to make ceviche in Mexico, and it was so simple and so delicious! But are you guys going to sell the tool you used to scrape the coconut on your websight?
4:19 pm on October 9th, 2009
Oh, I LOOOOOVE ceviche!!! The smell, the taste… Ahhhh….! The memories…
Funny thing is the base seem to be the same, but the topping differ. In Peru it is served with corn ans sweet potatoes.
In Ecuador it is served with platano – some kind of banana cakes. And in Mexico, obviously with tacos.
Anything that works.
(Though I must say I prefered the corn/sweet potato over the platano cakes.)
Just wonder what to use in place of coconut meat?
Aubergine is often used in place of herrin in pickled herrin, so that might work. Or something like turnip or parsnip? Or mushroom.
I have to test this one!
1:56 am on October 10th, 2009
Sounds yummy! Can’t wait to try it! Can you please share your recipe for RAW Tortilla Chips??
6:18 pm on October 13th, 2009
Absolutely wonderful recipe! Ours turned out beautifully and was even better the next day: http://blog.wewantraw.com/2009/10/12/raw-mexican-ceviche-recipe.aspx
We just happened to have corn chips finishing up in the dehydrator so your timing was impeccable.
Thanks again for another great one…keep up the great ideas!
11:06 pm on November 18th, 2009
I’ve never had ceviche nor do I want to, the whole raw fish thing sounds yucky to me.