Seafood Fluke & Shrimp Ceviche

Fluke & Shrimp Ceviche

Chef David Ross from Great Bay in Boston shows you how to make a fresh, bright and healthy ceviche with unusual ingredients like blood oranges, citrus salt and chamomile simple syrup. And if you're game, learn how to actually fillet your own fluke fish. It's easier than you think.

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About Fluke & Shrimp Ceviche

Chef David Ross from Great Bay in Boston shows you how to make a fresh, bright and healthy ceviche with unusual ingredients like blood oranges, citrus salt and chamomile simple syrup. And if you're game, learn how to actually fillet your own fluke fish. It's easier than you think.

About David Ross

David grew up in Northampton, Ma. and began his cooking career in the kitchen of a diner near his hometown.  From there he trained under some of the finest chefs in New York at the Culinary Institute of America.  He moved back to the Boston area to be closer to his family and his beloved Red Sox.  After a short time as the Executive Chef at Sasso in Boston, David found his niche as the Executive Chef at Great Bay. One of his favorite spots in the restaurant is at the Ceviche bar where he is face to face with the people he serves, working with the freshest and most colorful ingredients.

Recipe

Ingredients

Video Demonstrates 1 Serving

This Recipe Serves 2

  • fluke, 1 fillet,  skinless
  • 4 large cooked shrimp, sliced in half
  • ½ cucumber, peeled, de-seeded, sliced
  • 4 tbsp cucumber juice, strained
  • 8 blood orange segments + juice
  • 2 oz pickled onions, sliced
  • jalapenos, 6-8 thin slices
  • 1 oz mint
  • ½ tbsp chamomile simple syrup
  • splash of gin
  • lemon juice, from ½ lemon
  • citrus salt to taste

Chamomile Simple Syrup

  • sugar
  • chamomile tea

Citrus Salt

  • 1 tbsp lemon peel
  • 1 tbsp lime peel
  • 1 tbsp orange peel
  • ½ cup salt

How-to

  1. Fillet and clean fluke, slice fillet into 12-14 thin slices and place into a bowl to mix ceviche
  2. Add the rest of the ingredients and toss together
  3. Adjust seasoning with salt and lemon juice
  4. Arrange in serving bowls building up and showing all colors and ingredients
  5. For chamomile simple syrup, boil 2 parts water to 1 part sugar and steep with chamomile tea and strain
  6. To make the cucumber water, put cucumber through a juicer. If a juicer isn’t available, you can simply blend the cucumber and then pass it through a mesh sieve
  7. For citrus salt, combine 1 tbsp each lemon, lime & orange peel with ½ cup salt. Spread on baking sheet and bake at 200º for 2 hours.  Remove from oven and let cool before use

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