Something interesting happened yesterday. Our marriage license from Jamaica shipped and came right to our doorstep. I opened it all excited to see what it looked like and was greeted by an explanation of both of us: Brian – Bachelor; Juli – Spinster. Since I’ve never seen the word spinster, we looked it up. Let me quote Webster: “an unmarried woman who is past the usual age for marrying and is considered unlikely to marry.” What.The.F*ck. Come on, Jamaica. I thought I was young for getting married at 27 years old and you’re calling me old AF and unlikely to find a man willing to marry my old ass. You suck, Jamaica. Get outta here.

You know what I need to look up? What we do next. Are we married in the US? I’m actually not 100% sure. But I already have to go to a reception my mom is putting on for us, I don’t want to have to do ANOTHER thing wedding related. I feel like we’ve been getting married for 2 years now. When is it, “hey, we’re just married. period.”

Another thing that made absolutely no sense to me was Whole Foods the other day. You know how Whole Foods is super green, all about recycling and the earth and giving back while charging you $11.99 per pound for their hot bar? Well the other day I had to go to the bathroom while grocery shopping. I did my normal hoveroverthetoilet in hopes of not touching butt cheeks with a random who was shopping that same day. Well while I hovered and had my probably 15 second pee, the toilet automatically flushed FOUR TIMES. Four. So I’m sitting there getting backsplash of my own urine, hating life, and then once I was done, it wouldn’t flush. What in the?! How can you be so green but then have toilets that flush a billion times per pee. And automatic sinks that don’t turn on? Can you imagine if someone was having a bad day and ended up in the bathroom for a while. That’s AT LEAST 40 flushes. I hate the automatic flush. It’s bullsh*t.

Have you ever made your own ceviche? It’s so bomb. Instead of cooking your fish on a grill or in a pan, you actually let the citrus cook it for you. So it’s pretty much the easiest cooking process ever. When I was in Costa Rica, we wandered the farmers market and I had literally the best ceviche in the entire world. I wanted to go back and have a million more little cups that they were selling, but I was distracted by ice cream.  Since I’ll be heading back to CR this next year, I will be hunting down that ceviche and loading up. It was the most refreshing and flavorful thing I had the entire trip. So these tacos may be for Cinco de Mayo, but they are totally Costa Rica inspired. And I can say, my ceviche isn’t as perfect as the kind I had in CR, but practice makes perfect!

PaleOMG Mahi Mahi Mango Ceviche Tacos

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Mahi Mahi Mango Ceviche Tacos

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  • Yield: 3-4 1x

Ingredients

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  • 2 Mahi Mahi filets, diced
  • 1 red bell pepper, diced
  • 1 jalapeño, minced (remove seeds and rib for less heat, your choice)
  • 1/4 white onion, minced
  • 1 mango, diced
  • 1/2 avocado, diced
  • 1 garlic clove, minced
  • zest of 1 lime
  • 1/41/3 cup lime juice (enough to cover all the ingredients completely)
  • 2 tablespoons lemon juice
  • 3 tablespoons cilantro, minced
  • 1 tablespoon olive oil
  • healthy pinch of salt
  • pinch of freshly ground pink peppercorns (I prefer pink instead of black, but you could use black pepper)
  • siete tortillas

Instructions

  1. Place all ingredients in a non-reactive bowl and mix well to combine. Cover and store in the fridge for at least 10 minutes or for up to 3 hours. The longer it sits, the better it will taste!
  2. Serve in tortillas or with plantain chips on the side! You can use a slotted spoon to remove some of the excess liquid, if you prefer. I just like having all the liquid to drink up after!

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24 Comments

  1. Bev says:

    Thank you so much for this recipe! I’m having my boys-to-men (20 & 22) make it for me for Mother’s Day and they love how healthy it is! My son just passed bartender school so he’s fixin the cocktails woo hoo! For Key West – it is about a 100 mile drive through the other Keys, but it is scenic. The first Margaritaville restaurant is fun to visit on Key West. I hope you guys make it down there, and look out for the Portuguese man-o-war jellyfish if you go there in winter! Apart from that, it is super-relaxing and chilled out!






    1. juli says:

      i keep pushing the subject so hopefully we book sometime! i told him it would be fun to party one day and one night in key west then drive to another part of the keys for a more low key atmosphere! we’ll see what happens! hope you love the recipe!

  2. Kristin says:

    What kind of siete tortillas do you buy? The almond or the coconut cassava one?

    1. juli says:

      i like the coconut ones because i have an allergy to nuts and i also think they hold up a little better!

  3. Cassie says:

    That marriage license literally makes no sense. The spinster part and now question of legitimacy? I hope that there is a way you can work it out!

    Anyways, I love mahi mahi and while I’ve never actually tried making my own, ceviche tastes amazing! It’s delicious in a taco shell 🙂

  4. Sydney says:

    This was awesome! Made it two nights ago and my husband is still raving. Thanks for the recipe! I make at least one of your meals a week and they have all been top notch!

    1. juli says:

      glad you liked it, sydney!

  5. Cait C says:

    These look amazing! I have two questions, though. I live in a small town in the desert, so getting fresh seafood is almost impossible. Can frozen then thawed mahi mahi work for this? Also, my husband hates mango (which, sadly, I LOVE). Can you recommend another fruit to sub? Maybe peaches?

  6. Veronica says:

    I made this tonight for my husband and I and it was delicious. I was nervous making ceviche but it was a simple and quick dinner.






    1. juli says:

      so simple huh?!

  7. Ian says:

    How much do two mahi mahi fillets weigh? I’d like to sub another fish, scallops or shrimp. Thanks

    1. juli says:

      it totally depends, probably about 1 pound depending on the size