This is what will make Shabbat morning kiddush perfect: Salmon ceviche

Sherry Roth
December 8, 2016   
Simply great for Shabbat morning kiddush: It's not sushi, but quite similar • Base: salmon, uncooked - but pickled • The seasoning is interesting • Courtesy of 'Cafe Jaffa' at the flea market
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Materials:

100 grams of skinless and boneless salmon (can also be replaced with red tuna, intesa or flounder)

A tablespoon of chopped parsley

Cherry tomatoes, cut into quarters

One celery branch

Half a small purple onion, chopped

olive oil

Lemon juice

salt

How to prepare:

• Cut the salmon into small cubes.

• Chop the celery into small rings (use as many as you like).

• Mix the fish, celery, parsley, onion and tomatoes in a bowl. For seasoning, start with the lemon, add salt and mix.

• Add the olive oil, taste and adjust seasoning to taste.

• Arrange on a beautiful plate and serve immediately.

• It's important to keep things in order. If we put the oil in first, it will coat the fish and not allow the salt and lemon to do their thing.

• If we are not serving immediately, we can prepare everything without the seasoning and just before serving, add the lemon juice, salt, and olive oil.

Photo: Adiel David


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