11 Fish Ceviche Recipes for Easy, No-Cook Appetizers

11 Fish Ceviche Recipes for Easy, No-Cook Appetizers

Diced mahi mahi and jalapeno pepper are seasoned and covered with citrus juice, then chilled for one hour. Mix in avocado, cucumber, orange segments, chives, and radishes for an amazing no-cook appetizer. You can also use fresh swordfish, snapper, or scallops if you prefer.

Slices of fresh sea bass filets are marinated in lemon juice, lime juice, fresh ginger, and olive oil for 2 hours, or until the fish is opaque. Stir in onion, avocado and chopped cilantro, then serve this fish ceviche on tostadas with more avocado and hard-cooked eggs for a delicious dish.

No heat is required to cook this vibrant and fresh fish ceviche — just lots of lime juice. Mix with diced tomatoes, red onion, cucumber and cilantro and leave to marinate for at least an hour. This recipe makes enough to feed a crowd so give it a go at your next summer party!

Fresh tilapia and shrimp are 'cooked' in a blended mixture of lime juice, celery, cilantro and cumin. The seafood is ready to serve once it turns firm and opaque, which is usually around an hour later. Serve on a bed of lettuce and garnish with slices of tender sweet potato for an authentic Peruvian ceviche.

This blended swai fish ceviche tastes sweet and mild. Add a whole serrano chile to the mix for heat and season with cayenne pepper. If you don't have a food processor, or prefer a chunky-style ceviche, finely chopping all the ingredients will work just as well.

Thin slices of very fresh, raw salmon are marinated in a lime-chili mixture with onion, tomatoes and fresh cilantro. Use less salt if you prefer, then season to taste before serving. Superb as a light summer salmon salad or serve in smaller portions as an appetizer.

Freshly chopped albacore tuna and shrimp are marinated in lemon and lime juice, then flavored with pale ale, mango, jalapeno, and hot sauce. Spoon the ceviche onto radicchio and napa cabbage leaves; arrange wraps on a wide platter with crispy bacon pieces on top for an appetizing, low carb, summer appetizer.

Halibut is marinated in a tantalizing mixture of fresh lemon and lime juice that's spiked with tequila for good measure. The mango adds interesting sweetness while fresh jalapeno adds some heat.

Fresh tuna combines with creamy avocado and sweet mango for a ceviche to remember. With just 20 minutes of prep time, make-ahead party food doesn't get easier than this!

Just a handful of easy-to-find ingredients results in this delicious fish and avocado ceviche. You can adjust the heat by adding more or less hot pepper to taste.

Seafood lovers, take note! We have lots of delicious ideas for ceviche recipes in our entire ceviche recipe collection, plus more:

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