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Topic: Crude Tahitian Tuna Ceviche  (Read 3493 times)

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  • Sea Lion
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I don't even remember what went into it, except that I knew I couldn't eat another broiled fish dish.  Caught this little tunny on the troll with Magnum X Rap 15.  About 4-5lber gave just enough loins to cube out for an attempted ceviche.  Served with fresh tahitian french rolls.  yummy


ZeeHokkaido

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Good looking grinds yak. No skunk and a snack. Man, I miss the french bread down there... and the weather... and the waves... :smt003 French Polynesia rocks!!

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  • Sea Lion
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Two tahitian yellowfin = lots of ahi sashimi.  Aside from the fresh baguettes, the fresh fish is about the cheapest and best thing there.


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 :drool2 :drool2 :drool2 Duuuuuuddde that looks good.  FYI-the black skipjack make the BEST poke


bluefin17

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My mouth is watering looking at that plate!