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clamato shrimp ceviche

(1 rating)
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Recipe by
Ashley Burnam
@MissAshley
Phoenix, AZ

I have a good friend who makes phenomenal ceviche with shrimp, fish and a bunch of other stuff. I like mine a little more to the point so I added a few ingredients and removed a few to create my own. It has a little kick and hits the spot on a hot summer day.

(1 rating)
yield 6 +
prep time 30 Min
method No-Cook or Other

Ingredients For clamato shrimp ceviche

  • 1 lb
    raw peeled shrimp- i use the little ones but any size works as long as you chop it
  • 1 md
    red/purple onion
  • 1
    jalapeno or serrano pepper
  • 1
    big handful chopped fresh cilantro
  • 2-3 clove
    garlic
  • 2-3
    roma tomatoes
  • 4
    juiced lemons
  • 1/2 Tbsp
    each: garlic powder and onion powder
  • 1 tsp
    crushed dried oregano
  • 1 tsp
    salt and pepper
  • a few
    shakes/squirts of valentina sauce or tapatio hot sauce
  • 1/2 c
    clamato

How To Make clamato shrimp ceviche

  • 1
    Cut up all of the shrimp into little pieces and add to a large mixing bowl with the fresh squeezed lemon juice. Put it in the fridge to let the acid from the juice "cook" the shrimp.
  • 2
    Finely dice the tomatoes and add to the bowl of shrimp. Return the bowl to the fridge every time you finish chopping and adding an ingredient. This keeps it cold but allows everything to soak up juice and add flavor to the shrimp as it "cooks" Finely dice the onions, add to the bowl. Mince the jalapeno, seeds removed, and add to bowl. Mince the garlic cloves, add to the bowl.
  • 3
    Once the shrimp is pink, drain a few big spoonfuls of the juice and add in all of the seasonings. Then add in the clamato, cilantro, hot sauce and stir.
  • 4
    The longer it sits in the fridge, the better it will taste. Minimum I like to leave it is a few hours. Also, this is pretty mild, if you want it more spicy, just add another pepper. It'll be hotter to begin with if you use a serrano pepper over a jalapeno. Serve on tostada shells- It is amazing with avocado spread on the tostada before spooning the ceviche on. I won't eat it any other way. Enjoy!!
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