Easy Shrimp Ceviche with Bright Citrus and Creamy Avocado
By Emma Collins
Servings
4
Level
Easy
Make shrimp ceviche ahead of time to serve at parties, either in individual servings with tortilla chips or in salads or small cups. This ceviche recipe includes cooked shrimp and lemon and lime juice with other ingredients such as cilantro, red onion, tomato, and avocado to create a creamy taste.

The ingredients are cooked shrimp, lime and lemon juice, cilantro, red onion, Roma tomatoes, and avocado. Lime and lemon juices are ingredients in this recipe. Fresh-squeezed juices are preferred, but bottled juices can be substituted, according to the recipe. Roma tomatoes are firm and preferred. Avocado adds creaminess. All ingredients are best prepared in advance to serve easily.

Ceviche made with shrimp is traditionally seasoned with citrus juices and served with cilantro, tomatoes, and onions. Common problems with ceviche dishes made with shrimp include added liquid from partially frozen shrimp. Tips for serving high-quality ceviche include preparing it a few hours before service, rather than far in advance.
Serve ceviche with tortilla chips or plantain chips and other fresh green salads as a complete meal or in small cups as a first-course item. Keep leftover ceviche refrigerated, covered, for up to 1 day. Do not freeze ceviche. Freezing changes the texture of shrimp and other vegetables.
Why this recipe works
- Precooked shrimp is popular for serving at parties because it has citrus flavors and doesn't require marinating raw shrimp in advance.
- A few hours of prep time is recommended for parties because ingredients such as shrimp, citrus, cilantro, onions, tomatoes, and avocados can be prepared ahead of time to serve party guests.
- Leftovers can be consumed the next day, as stated in the original passage, which recommends sealing leftover food in a container and refrigerating it for up to 24 hours.
- Portion control ideas: Serve cold mixture with chips or salad or in small cups as appetizers.
- Fresh vegetables have a distinct texture when Roma tomatoes are added to the mix. Romas and citrus-marinated shrimp hold up well together.
- Freezing is an optional step that does not take more time. This recipe is intended for limited storage in the refrigerator, and freezing may alter the texture of this dish.
Ingredients
- •pre-cooked shrimp
- •fresh lime juice
- •fresh lemon juice
- •fresh cilantro
- •red onion
- •Roma tomatoes
- •avocado
Instructions
- 1
Marinate the pre-cooked shrimp in the lemon and lime juices with cilantro, red onion, tomato, and avocado.
- 2
Chill the ceviche until ready to serve.
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