Tangerine & Sea Buckthorn Ceviche Marinade
Sea buckthorn is the highlight of this recipe—rich in vitamin C, it's an amazing local source of acidity—, but the tangerine balances out the sourness and adds some citrus notes for an even better final result. You can use this recipe to season a ceviche or a salad of your choice, but it can also work as a dipping sauce for sashimi.
Thinly slice <quantity>1</quantity> small onion. Transfer to a mortar
Thinly slice the base end of <quantity>1<unit>stalk</unit></quantity> of lemongrass. Transfer to the mortar
Thinly slice <quantity>½</quantity> of a red chili. Transfer to the mortar
Add <quantity>1</quantity> pinch of salt
Grind with the pestle until the juices are released
Halve <quantity>2</quantity> tangerines and juice them
Strain the tangerine juice into the mortar and mix
Add <quantity>½<unit>cup</unit></quantity> of sea buckthorn juice and mix it
Refrigerate for 1h to infuse the flavors. Strain it, pressing to get all the liquid. The tangerine & sea buckthorn ceviche marinade is ready
Enjoy! You can eat it with raw or cooked fish, as a salad dressing, or even as a dipping sauce for sashimi!
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