Celebrate National Ceviche Day at Border Grill: 6/28/2016 OR Make It at Home with This Recipe!! (2024)

I seem to be running out of room for all these holidays — or national/regional days– of these trends but this is one trend or “holiday” that you don’t want to miss if you are a foodie!! This one gets even better if you are vegetarian, vegan or gone paleo, because Susan Feniger and Mary Sue Milliken have created an incredible recipe for ceviche with a vegan twist! Plus read on for the details on what’s happening in the 2 Border Grill Restaurants here in So. California! These fabulous chefs have not only this new recipe but are celebrating National Ceviche Day in their restaurants.

Leave it to Susan & Mary Sue to cure that longing for a summer ceviche fix. Fresh from the Border Grill recipe kitchen – and just in time for National Ceviche Day on June 28 – the Too Hot Tamales present their vegan-friendly Veggie Veracruzano Ceviche.

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Baja Ceviche

Far from traditional, this colorful version hailing from Mexico’s Gulf coast takes 10 vegetables for a well-seasoned citrus spin. The starter will be available at both Los Angeles Border Grill locations (Santa Monica & Downtown LA) for $12 on Tuesday, June 28, along with the restaurant’s celebrated Baja and Peruvian variations.

Milliken and Feniger shared their inspiration:

“One of the best things about ceviche is its versatility,” said Feniger. “The ingredients, flavors and textures can all change drastically, but every time you order it you’re guaranteed to get a taste bud explosion. At Border Grill, we like to put our own unique spin on ceviche, but we wanted to take it another step further for National Ceviche Day.”

“It took a bit of concocting, but we’re proud to say this is one of our favorite ceviche offerings yet,” said Milliken. “The Vegetable Veracruzano Ceviche is going to pack all of the flavor-punch that traditional ceviche enthusiasts have come to expect from us, but we’re also opening up the world of ceviche to people with more specific dietary needs. If you’re vegan or gluten-free, you’re going to love this just as much as anyone else.”

National Ceviche Day @ Border Grill, June 28
Take the Citrus-Cured Starter for a Vegan Spin with the Veggie Veracruzano Ceviche Recipe from Mary Sue Milliken + Susan Feniger!

Border Grill’s Veggie Veracruzano Ceviche
Serves 4 – 6

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Peruvian Ceviche
Ingredients:
4 ounces snap peas, quickly blanched then cut 1/4 inch on bias
4 ounces jicama, 1/4-inch dice
4 ounces avocado, 1/4-inch dice
4 ounces cucumber, 1/4-inch dice
4 ounces fava beans, blanched and peeled
1 small red onion, small diced
2 medium tomatoes, cored, seeded and diced
1/2 cup small delicious green olives (such as Arbequina)
1 1/2 jalapeño chiles, stemmed, seeded and finely chopped
3 tablespoons freshly squeezed lime juice
1/2 cup tomato juice
1/4 cup olive oil
1 bunch oregano, leaves only, chopped
3 bay leaves
1 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
4 to 6 lettuce leaves for serving (optional)
Fried vegan tortilla chips, for garnish

Directions:
Combine all vegetables, juices, olive oil, herbs, salt and pepper in a mixing bowl, toss well and chill at least an hour or as long as overnight. Remove the bay leaves. Serve cold in chilled glasses or on lettuce-lined plates, with crispy fried vegan tortilla chips as garnish.
Recipe copyright © 2016, Mary Sue Milliken and Susan Feniger, www.bordergrill.com

About Border Grill
Mary Sue Milliken and Susan Feniger are co-chef/owners of the popular, critically acclaimed Border Grill restaurants & Truck, serving modern Mexican food in Las Vegas inside The Forum Shops at Caesars and Mandalay Bay, Santa Monica, Downtown Los Angeles, and Los Angeles International Airport in Terminal 4 and Tom Bradley International Terminal. The Border Grill Truck can be found on the streets of Southern California and beyond cooking gourmet tacos, quesadillas, ceviche, and more. Mary Sue and Susan, Bravo’s “Top Chef Masters” and Food Network’s “Too Hot Tamales,” are preeminent ambassadors of authentic Mexican cuisine, setting the standard for gourmet Mexican fare and authoring five cookbooks, including Cooking with Too Hot Tamales and Mesa Mexicana. Active members of the community, Mary Sue and Susan play leading roles in Share Our Strength and the Scleroderma Research Foundation. In addition, they are passionate about the environment and lead the culinary industry with their eco-friendly policies. For more information, visit www.bordergrill.com.

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Celebrate National Ceviche Day at Border Grill: 6/28/2016 OR Make It at Home with This Recipe!! (2024)

FAQs

Where is ceviche from and what are three ingredients of this dish? ›

In Peru, ceviche has been declared part of the country's national heritage and has even had a holiday declared in its honor. The classic Peruvian ceviche is composed of chunks of raw fish, marinated in freshly squeezed key lime, with sliced onions, chili peppers, salt and pepper.

What holiday is ceviche eaten? ›

National Ceviche Day (June 28th) | Days Of The Year.

What is the main dish in ceviche? ›

Ceviche is a seafood dish where diced cubes of raw fish, marinated in a lemon or lime juice mixture, react with the citrus juices to cure the fish protein and causes it to become opaque and firm while absorbing flavor.

How is ceviche prepared? ›

Raw fish + lime juice + 5 minutes = Ceviche!

At its core, Ceviche is as simple as tossing raw fish with lime juice, then leaving it for 5 minutes to let the acid “cook” the fish, making it turn white on the surface, but still raw inside.

Does vinegar cook raw fish? ›

One very important rule about marinating fish and seafood is that a highly acidic marinade, one containing lots of vinegar or citrus juices, can actually cook the fish or seafood, so you need to use mild marinades for short periods of time.

Who eats ceviche? ›

While the country most associated with ceviche is Peru, it and dishes like it are made all along the Pacific coast and beyond. In Peru, it's served with everything from sweet potato to toasted corn, and even rice in some pockets of the north; in Ecuador it features tomato and occasionally peanuts.

Is ceviche still raw? ›

Ceviche (pronounced "seh-VEE-chay") is a Latin American recipe for raw fish and seafood marinated in citrus juice, mainly lime and lemon. The acid in the citrus denatures the proteins in the fish, causing it to become opaque and producing a firm texture.

Where is ceviche made from? ›

Ceviche, also known as cebiche, sebiche or seviche, is a citrusy seafood dish popular throughout Latin America. It is traditionally made from raw fish and cured with lime. Though its origin is largely debated, it is broadly agreed that this meal can find its roots in Peru.

What is ceviche made of? ›

Ceviche is a traditional dish originating from Latin America that has become popular worldwide. It is typically made with fresh, raw seafood marinated in citrus juice and spices, such as chilies, onions, garlic and cilantro. In some countries, it may also contain tomatoes or avocados.

Where was ceviche originated? ›

A Short History of Ceviche

Although ceviche's exact origin is somewhat murky, a fascinating archeological theory indicates that this seafood delicacy originated among the coastal Moche civilization of Peru about 2,000 years ago.

Where is ceviche found? ›

While the country most associated with ceviche is Peru, it and dishes like it are made all along the Pacific coast and beyond. In Peru, it's served with everything from sweet potato to toasted corn, and even rice in some pockets of the north; in Ecuador it features tomato and occasionally peanuts.

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