Shrimp Ceviche and Baja Style Shrimp Coctail


 

John Solak

TVWBB 1-Star Olympian
Not a single coal or a grill in sight for this meal, just I thought I would share this meal if some of you are looking for something light and refreshing since we are in the hot summer months of the year. I does go great with grilled fish tacos and a cold beer or Michelada is almost required to eat this. ;)

Last night I made ceviche using two lbs shrimp cooked any size you prefer, I used 51-60 and cut them in half, Diced small I used 3 stalks celery, 3 jalapeno, 2 cucumbers with seeds removed, 4 tomatoes, a bunch of cilantro, med onion, 14 oz can tomato sauce, juice of 4 limes, spalsh of cider vinegar, like red wine vinegar better but didn't have any and salt and oregano to taste





Then for lunch served the ceviche on a tostada and added a little Tapatio sauce. For the shrimp cocktail just added some ceviche in a glass, added Clamato juice, diced avocado and a bunch of Tapatio sauce and served with tortilla chips.
 
Pass the chips please! Ceviche looks awesome John. I was thinking of making some this weekend myself, now I definitely have a hankering for some after seeing your pics. I usually use bay shrimp and ketchup (don't cringe) thinned with tomato juice in mine. I like that you use tomato sauce and clamato so I will try that. Thanks for sharing!
 
Looks great John. My wife is from Peru, ceviche is very popular there. I am going to have to try this. It's 100 degrees everyday down here, hotter around the grill. This looks like a great alternative.
 
If you cook it in just lime juice you need to let it set. I used to make it that way, now I just boil the shrimp.

I boil them too. I'm here to vouch for John's recipe, as if he needs it :) I've made it at least 6 times following his recipe, after he was kind enough to help after seeing my attempts.

Thanks again John! I thought about making it last weekend...... very soon.
 
John that looks outstanding! And Tapatio is definitely a great sauce. That and La Victoria are my faves.
 

 

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