The Union Square Greenmarket on Saturday morning is one of the few reasons I will get out of bed before 10AM on the weekends. One of my first stops is always PE & DD Seafood. They have a great selection of really fresh fish that usually sells out by 2PM. I was in the mood for some ceviche and was originally planning to make a fish version, but nothing at the stand was calling my name. Their scallops are always a safe (and delicious) bet, except scallop ceviche just sounded boring, so I picked up a lobster as well. I've never made ceviche before, but I figured if people can sell it out of unrefrigerated carts in Central America I can definitely manage to put something together. The "How To" for this is pretty simple: just marinate the scallop and lobster together with cilantro, onion, tomato, avocado, Serrano peppers, lime and orange juice, salt, pepper, and a little olive oil. Two hours and some home baked tortilla chips later...ceviche!
Monday, April 9, 2012
Lobster and Scallop Ceviche
The Union Square Greenmarket on Saturday morning is one of the few reasons I will get out of bed before 10AM on the weekends. One of my first stops is always PE & DD Seafood. They have a great selection of really fresh fish that usually sells out by 2PM. I was in the mood for some ceviche and was originally planning to make a fish version, but nothing at the stand was calling my name. Their scallops are always a safe (and delicious) bet, except scallop ceviche just sounded boring, so I picked up a lobster as well. I've never made ceviche before, but I figured if people can sell it out of unrefrigerated carts in Central America I can definitely manage to put something together. The "How To" for this is pretty simple: just marinate the scallop and lobster together with cilantro, onion, tomato, avocado, Serrano peppers, lime and orange juice, salt, pepper, and a little olive oil. Two hours and some home baked tortilla chips later...ceviche!
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