Marinated Raw Fish : Peruvian-Style Ceviche
A recipe that conjures up the flavours of Peruvian cuisine: Thin slices of raw salmon marinated in lime and olive oil and embellished with dill.
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For 84% of Peruvians, it is the dish that is the most representative of the country’s cuisine. Its name comes from the Quechua “Siwichi”, the language of the Incan empire and a dialect still spoken by 10 million people in Latin America.
Ceviche is prepared from raw fish or seafood, marinated in limes. you can then add, as desired, mild flavours: tomatoes, fresh herbs, olive oil; or spicier: chilli peppers, peppers, onions…




Nutrition

Ingredients

Atlantic Salmon (86.4%) (salmo salar) raised in Norway, extra virgin olive oil (8.5%), dill (1%), salt, sugar, natural lime flavour (0.4%), preservatives (E325, E262)

 
Nutrition table 
 for  100g

 Energy value

 792 kj (soit 189 kcal)

Proteins
24g
Carbohydrates 0,8g
 Lipids 10g (dont acides gras saturés 2,7g)
 Salt  1 g (soit 2.8g de sel)
Salmon ceviche is a rich source of proteins. It is also rich in omega 3, which is involved in the proper functioning of the cardiovascular system.
 
 
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