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Ceviche marination uses acid to denature fish proteins, creating a cooked texture without heat.
Origin: Peruvian, Ecuadorian, Chilean, Caribbean peoples (Pre-Columbian / Traditional) — Coastal South America and Caribbean
See full technique reference →Ceviche marination is a chemical preservation technique that relies on acid‑induced protein denaturation to transform raw fish into a cooked texture without heat. By maintaining low temperatures and carefully controlling acidity, the process simultaneously achieves safety, flavor, and a unique mouthfeel characteristic of South American and Caribbean cuisine.
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Acid-induced denaturation of fish muscle proteins
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