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07-11-2022 , 11:29 AM
Also seems a little steep...

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07-11-2022 , 08:04 PM
Coincidentally just saw a 20% off on dumplings on their IG. I forget the code though.

No idea what that pricing is. They have giant vats that look the same as the small jars, but that still seems wrong. Regular jar is $15 and you can get them at Target now, in addition to many other retailers.


Edit: SLAMDUMP25 for 25% off order

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07-11-2022 , 10:02 PM
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Originally Posted by cs3
Had some rockfish filets in the freezer so decided to make a batch of ceviche.
First step is definitely not photogenic








Bumping this, just made it again tonight, I love this dish.
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07-11-2022 , 10:02 PM
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I kind of use a combination of several recipes I've liked over the years.
For a typical batch here's what I do:

--dice 3lbs firm white fish, then mix with the juice from ~12 limes. cover in fridge for about 30 minutes until fish is opaque. I usually mix once during this time to make sure all the fish is evenly "cooked" by the lime.

If you use frozen filets cut them up while still partially frozen. If using fresh fish I highly recommend throwing them in the freezer until they firm up. It will making cutting much easier and cleaner. (tilapia, white sea bass, assorted rockfish all work great)

--While fish is resting in the lime juice chop up:
4 roma tomatoes
1 peeled cucumber
1 red onion
I bunch cilantro
2-3 chilis, whatever heat level you prefer

--Drain off the lime juice from fish and combine with the chopped veggies. I add plenty of salt and pepper, and a couple tablespoons of hot sauce.

--For the spread I just eyeball the amounts and go by taste. Sorry, not very precise but I use:
2 large avocados
~1.5 dry cups of mayo
~1 dry cup sourcream
juice of 1 lime
cumin
hot sauce
I mash up the avocados and then stir everything else in until smooth.

--For the tostada shells I brush corn tortillas with olive and salt them (olive oil cooking spray is super convenient for this). Then throw them on a foil lined cookie sheet in a 450* oven until they just start to brown 3-4 minutes. Flip them, then put back in the oven until the other side begins to brown, about 2 more minutes or so.
Love this recipe, so fresh and tasty.
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07-11-2022 , 11:12 PM
Looks like I’m making ceviche. Looks incredible
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07-12-2022 , 07:59 AM
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Originally Posted by hansmolman
Looks like I’m making ceviche. Looks incredible
+1


Thanks for bumping Nit, I hadn't seen that.
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07-12-2022 , 08:57 AM
@cs3 i see you mentionned tilapia, so you think this process cooks the fish enough to cook any quality of fish? I'd like to eat more ceviche pour im scared to use cheap fish.

I get free sashimi grade salmon but i dont think ceviche salmon > salmon dipped in soysauce




did the colorado chile with short rib + cauliflower rice. Definitely decent but im not saving the recipe https://www.isabeleats.com/chile-colorado-recipe/
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07-12-2022 , 12:18 PM
^Yeah I don’t eat Tilapia, not picky but it’s the one fish I avoid. No idea about your market but I use frozen I think Branzino and Red Snapper that I can get at reasonable prices. I think any white fish filet would work.
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07-12-2022 , 03:16 PM
I don't think I'd be in a hurry to eat any ceviche made from freshwater fish.
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07-12-2022 , 04:26 PM
ok ill chk the asian store for something other than pegasus/tilapia

https://prohomecooks.com/recipes/the...-your-kitchen/

green garlic ranch sauce looks amazing
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07-12-2022 , 07:11 PM
made my first italian style pizza in my regular oven





faster than ny pizza but unsure if i prefer it
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07-12-2022 , 07:35 PM
Looks good ser

What NY pizza dough recipe do you use? I’m thinking about making dough sometime this week.


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07-12-2022 , 08:05 PM
Le'flame

Looks amazing
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07-12-2022 , 08:17 PM
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Originally Posted by 5 south
I don't think I'd be in a hurry to eat any ceviche made from freshwater fish.
this is solid advice in most cases of mass packaged fish.
now catching it yourself and making ceviche could be a different story and would make a great trip report for someone to type up

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Le'flame

Looks amazing
sure does
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07-12-2022 , 08:27 PM
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this is solid advice in most cases of mass packaged fish.
now catching it yourself and making ceviche could be a different story and would make a great trip report for someone to type up



sure does
i've been eating lots of self caught striped bass, usually keep one fillet every few days and dispense the rest to neighbors

no ceviche, sounds like too much work when i can just fry it or bake it

pro tip when filleting a striper, remove the dark meat that runs along the spinal column, that's where the nasty fishiness flavor comes from, if you don't cook that you'll increase the flavor immensely
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07-12-2022 , 09:02 PM
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i've been eating lots of self caught striped bass, usually keep one fillet every few days and dispense the rest to neighbors

no ceviche, sounds like too much work when i can just fry it or bake it

pro tip when filleting a striper, remove the dark meat that runs along the spinal column, that's where the nasty fishiness flavor comes from, if you don't cook that you'll increase the flavor immensely
I feel like making ceviche is arguably easier than pan frying a filet. You cut into little pieces and let it cook/marinate in citrus juice and maybe some seasoning and oil. I guess if you don’t have a simple citrus juicer it’s a little bit of work.
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07-12-2022 , 09:09 PM
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I feel like making ceviche is arguably easier than pan frying a filet. You cut into little pieces and let it cook/marinate in citrus juice and maybe some seasoning and oil. I guess if you don’t have a simple citrus juicer it’s a little bit of work.
Fresh fried tortilla chips puts with ceviche puts it into top tier. So that is obviously a pain in the ass that adds to the work. I guess those baked tostada things from cs3 work too, so maybe I'm wrong.
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07-12-2022 , 11:01 PM
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Looks good ser

What NY pizza dough recipe do you use? I’m thinking about making dough sometime this week.


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kenji obv

the semolina flour on the peel sticks under it and makes it even better
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07-12-2022 , 11:02 PM
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Fresh fried tortilla chips puts with ceviche puts it into top tier. So that is obviously a pain in the ass that adds to the work. I guess those baked tostada things from cs3 work too, so maybe I'm wrong.
i'll be trying in the next days, we'll know then!
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07-13-2022 , 07:59 PM


made kenji chipotle orange sauce, its pretty good. No pan scrubbing cuz i cooked the chops on the bbq

btw i finished the bear the other day, its pretty good but damn they go soft on the abuse. My chefs abused me way harder at school. That day where both quit would have been a decent day for us.

are these chicago beef sandwhiches worth it? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PNGtpfEahwI i found this. Looks just ok. You use eye of round or similar bad cuts right?

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07-14-2022 , 02:06 PM
First you catch the striped bass then filet it, be sure to remove the darker meat running along the spine, that’s where the fishy flavor comes from


Put salt, pepper, mayo, & other seasoning you like on both sides

If you used a real lemon them after squeezing it on the fish, cut it up and layer under it the fillet on the tray

Bake 10 minutes at 425, may need to go back in up to 5 min longer as each fillet is different, this one went back in for 3 min
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07-14-2022 , 04:38 PM
"that’s where the fishy flavor comes from"

bro thats the best part

taste like anchovy
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07-14-2022 , 05:56 PM
Damn that looks pretty good Rick.

I’m also with Ser. I’m cool with separating them but I’d eat both.
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07-14-2022 , 07:33 PM
made kenji salsa verde with capers.


slapped some dijon on one side to mix with verde then: radish and pickled onions

my asian store has yellow tail snapper and white bass on sale, any of them would be good for ceviche?
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07-14-2022 , 08:52 PM
Made some chili crisp, version of this recipe (its an instagram video, how do I post them so we can watch in thread?)

https://www.instagram.com/reel/Ce6kF..._web_copy_link

also looks some tips from Serious Eats recipe and added mushroom powder & MSG

Very good but not as good as Momofuku

<I gotta figure out the right temp to set my induction burner because I burned 2 batches of garlic and shallots when I got distracted for a few minutes>

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