Oh dear. I didn't realize nobody answered your ceviche question. My answer: Ceviche is a wonderful thing, but was the cause of my father (bless his late grumpy soul) to yell: Where's the lemon juice? I can't make ceviche without the lemon juice!!!! Well, that should have been a lesson for him. Moving from California to West-by-God-Virginia, where he had to get his lemon juice from a bottle, and I can go grab a lemon from the back yard. I think I'll make some ceviche for Father's Day. Marilyn Dump the Duf! http://www.recallgraydavis.com ----- Original Message ----- From: "Walter Spencer" <g0tuj@g0tuj.karoo.co.uk> To: "C H" <chile-heads@globalgarden.com> Sent: Saturday, May 24, 2003 9:59 AM Subject: [CH] Ceviche. Ceviche, your lovely! > Hi there Ch's. Seeing as, when I asked what ceviche was and how it was made, > there was this deafening silence on the subject. So I decided to have a > scout around. > Cor! Did I get an education. What a super appetizer it is and no mistake. Of > Equadorian origin, Peruvian Inca's loved it and made it by the ton. Beloved > of all American Coast dwellers, who incorporate every type of shellfish into > it. I just had to learn more. Well I came up with some super recipes, > including.....wait for it.....Crab ceviche. Served with Orange Habenero > Sauce. Just imagine the Red Onion. Lemon. Cilantro. Etc. Already I am > drooling here. Tomato Shrimp Ceviche with Aji Chombo apparently a very hot > chile pepper. But please, what ever is Corvina? (must find out more about > that too). So now I know what a ceviche is. What a shame no one told me! Bet > it will not be long before I have a Crab Ceviche on my table resplendent in > its mantle of hot chile sauce. No Aji Chombo,(where do I get that?) so > wonder if the ubiquitous Thai Red will do? Hottest regards to all you Ch's. > Walt. CH#2218. An old Chile-Head from the old country. > >