Select the fish: Choose a fresh tilapia fillet or any fresh white fish. Freshness is essential for a good ceviche.
1 tilapia fillet or any fresh white fish
Cut the fish: Dice the fillet into small cubes, approximately 1 cm in size. This allows the marinade to penetrate more effectively.
Marinate the fish: Place the fish cubes in a bowl. Add the calamansi or lime juice to taste and let marinate for 15–20 minutes, ensuring that all the fish is fully coated.
1/2 glass of suka (a Filipino sugarcane vinegar available in Asian grocery stores), 1 glass of calamansi juice (or lime juice if calamansi is unavailable), 1 tilapia fillet or any fresh white fish
Add the aromatics: Mix in the crushed garlic and minced red onion. The garlic provides depth of flavor, while the onion adds sweetness and texture.
1 tbsp of crushed garlic, 1 tbsp of finely minced red onion
Incorporate the coconut milk and sugarcane vinegar: These ingredients give the ceviche a creamy texture and a subtle sweetness.
1 glass of coconut milk
Add the cannabis-infused oil: Drizzle in a few drops or the desired amount, adjusting according to personal preference. The ideal quantity depends on the desired potency.
1 tbsp of cannabis-infused oil
Season to taste: Adjust with salt, pepper, or additional lime juice if necessary.