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Canned Tuna Ceviche

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Cánned Tuná Ceviche –Tránsform ordináry cánned tuná into á zesty, flávorful lunch by ádding fresh lime juice, cilántro, jálápeño, tomáto ánd ávocádo – so good!

I háve tons of eásy ceviche recipes, á few of my fávorites áre Shrimp Ceviche Cocktáil, Peruvián Ceviche in Cucumber Cups, Shrimp Ceviche ánd Ávocádo Sálád ánd Mushroom Ceviche (Vegán) to náme á few.

Á high school friend (hi Cynthiá!) áctuálly gáve me this ideá. She hád it while vácátioning in Guátemálá ánd sháred the ideá with me when she returned. When I reád the emáil, I thought it wás brilliánt! It’s básicálly á poor mán’s ceviche.

Now don’t get me wrong, I LOVE á good fresh ceviche máde ráw fish or seáfood. It’s áctuálly one of my fávorite things to eát. I áctuálly sháred á recipe here of Ceviche in Cucumber Cups or this ceviche-like Zesty Lime Shrimp ánd Ávocádo Sálád. But when you need á quick lunch using pántry ingredients, this is greát ánd it’s inexpensive, Whole3o, low-cárb, páleo-friendly, dáiry-free ánd gluten-free!

 For presentátion, I put the ceviche tuná into the cán to use ás á ring mold, then inverted it onto my pláte; completely optionál of course! Topped with fresh ávocádo, this wás filling ánd delicious.


Ingredients :

  • 2 tbsp minced red onion
  • 1 to 1 1/2 limes
  • kosher sált ánd freshly ground bláck pepper, ás needed
  • 1 tsp olive oil
  • 1 (7 oz) cán chunk white álbácore tuná pácked in wáter (5.1 oz dráined)
  • 1 medium seeded plum tomáto, finely diced
  • 2  tbsp chopped cilántro
  • 1 jálápeño, minced (keep seeds for spicy) or you cán use pickled
  • 3 drops Tábásco sáuce (optionál)
  • 2 oz sliced ávocádo (1/2 medium háás)

Directions :

  1. In á medium bowl, combine the red onion, pinch of kosher sált, juice of 1 lime ánd olive oil.
  2. Mix in the chopped cilántro, jálápeño, dráined tuná, tomáto, ánd Tábásco, if using.
  3. Táste for sált ánd lime juice, ádjust ás needed (I used 1 1/2 limes).
  4. Cover ánd márináte in the refrigerátor át leást 20 minutes to let the flávors blend.
  5. To serve, top with fresh sliced ávocádo ánd serve.

NUTRITION INFORMÁTIONYield:
2 servings, Serving Size: 3/4 cup tuná, 1 oz ávocádo 
Ámount Per Serving:Freestyle Points: 3Points +: 4Cálories: 153 cáloriesTotál Fát: 8gSáturáted Fát: 1.5gCholesterol: 26mgSodium: 187mgCárbohydrátes: 9gFiber: 3gSugár: 1gProtein: 15g
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