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セビチェ

ライムなどの新鮮な柑橘類ジュースに生魚を漬け、アヒーまたは唐辛子で味を整え、玉ねぎ、塩、パクチーで調味したペルビアの料理。

Origin
Peru
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Category
Peruvian cuisine
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Journey

Key beats in the story of セビチェ — places, approximate dates, and how confident we are in each claim.

  1. Coastal Peruc. 1000 BCElikely

    Pre-Columbian coastal peoples cure raw fish with acidic fruit juices and chilli — an ancestral ceviche form.

    Wikipedia. (2024). Ceviche. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ceviche

  2. Spanish Americasc. 1600documented

    Iberian citrus (lime/lemon) replaces or joins earlier acidifiers after Spanish introduction of citrus trees.

    Wikipedia. (2024). Ceviche. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ceviche

  3. Limac. 1950documented

    Modern Peruvian ceviche — short cure, cancha, sweet potato, onion — becomes a national emblem and export.

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Preparation

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Boiled & cured

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Sources

  1. Claim: A Peruvian dish of raw fish cured in fresh citrus juices (typically lime), spiced with ají or chili peppers, and seasoned with onions, salt, and cilantro.

    Wikipedia. (2026). Ceviche. Retrieved from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ceviche

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cevichesecondary
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