This Peruvian-inspired vegan mixto ceviche is bright, citrusy, and full of bold flavor. Made with a mix of fresh vegetables and a classic leche de tigre marinade, it’s a refreshing, no-cook dish that’s perfect for warm days or easy entertaining.
Prep Time 30 minutesminutes
Cook Time 0 minutesminutes
Total Time 30 minutesminutes
Servings 4people
Calories 181kcal
Ingredients
Leche de Tigre
1cupcelerydiced small
½cupred oniondiced small
3clovesgarlicdiced small
1ouncecilantrominced
20key limesabout 1 cup juiced
1tablespoonsalt
1 ½tablespoonssugar
1sheetnori
Ceviche
1eachzucchinismall
8ouncescremini mushrooms
4-6eachartichokes heartsjarred or cooked
1largeed onion
½eachAji limoor other spicy pepper
2teaspoonvegan mayonnaise
1wholesweet potatocooked whole. peeled and sliced
1cupwhite corn
½cup cilantro leaveschopped
Instructions
Leche de Tigre
Place all the chopped red onion, celery, garlic and cilantro into a bowl. Juice the limes over the top. Add the salt and sugar.
Use a pestle to crush the vegetables and release the juice in the veggies.
Tear up the nori sheet into small pieces and add to the vegetables. Mix well.
Place into the refrigerator for 30 minutes.
When the time has elapsed. Strain the liquid from the veggies and reserve the liquid. Keep refrigerated until ready to combine with ceviche.
Vegetable ceviche
While the leche de tigre marinates, clean mushrooms and zucchini well. Then slice them and the artichokes into very thin slices. Place into a bowl.
Slice the red onions into fine julienne and dice up the chile. Set them both aside.
Add the cilantro and chile to the vegetables in the bowl and mix to combine.
When ready to serve, add the strained leche de tigre to the vegetables and mix well.
Add the red onions and the mayonnaise. Toss to combine. Taste and add more salt if desired.
To serve
Divide up the ceviche into four bowls and add the sweet potatoes and white corn.
Notes
Roll limes before juicing: Roll them firmly on the counter to release more juice.
Juice gently: Squeeze just enough to extract the juice—pressing too hard can add bitterness from the rind.
Slice vegetables thin: Use a mandolin or sharp knife for even, thin slices so they absorb the marinade evenly.
Dress just before serving: Keep the leche de tigre and vegetables separate until serving to maintain a crisp texture.
Tone down onion sharpness: Rinse sliced red onions briefly under cold water to mellow their bite.