Chilean ceviche is a northern coastal tradition, and it’s all about the lemon: firm white fish ‘cooked’ in fresh lemon juice, tossed with tomato, red onion, and cilantro. It’s served ice-cold with corn and bread, bright, fresh, and bracingly citrusy.
Citrus, fish, and summer on a plate
The fish turns opaque and firm after a short soak in lemon juice, absorbing the citrus while staying silky. Tomato and onion add crunch and sweetness, cilantro brings freshness, and the whole thing is clean and zingy.


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