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We all know the benefits of living an environmentally sustainable lifestyle — from the food we eat to the clothes we wear to the way we travel. Helping Mother Earth can be wonderful and tasty as well. There are countless recipes that put forth an insane amount of color, taste and sustainability. You can have it spicy, sweet, savory or find something that covers all the corners of umami (the combination of sweet, sour, salt and bitter in one dish). Be it vegan ice cream or hongos tacos, there is a recipe that is sure to please your palette while also keeping nature happy and healthy.
© Planta South BeachThis coconut ceviche recipe courtesy of Planta South Beach is a dish that merges the ambrosial taste of the coconut ‘meat’ with the Mexican heat of jalapeños and Anaheim chilis. Planta South Beach seeks to bring forth innovative plant-based dishes that don’t compromise on taste, something that this recipe definitely packs. Check out their recipe below!
Coconut Ceviche by Planta South Beach
Ingredients:
1-2 Young Thai Coconut
Ingredients for Marinade:
3 shallots, sliced thinly
1 jalapeno, minced
2 tbsp. Anaheim chilis, minced
20 coriander stems
Grey salt, to taste
4 tbs. fresh lime juice
Preparation:
- For the marinade, combine thinly sliced shallots, jalapeño, chilis and grey salt until mixture releases its juices.
- Mix in lime juice and coriander.
- Clean and thinly slice young coconut meat, and combine it with two cups of the marinade, a cup of lime juice and a pinch of kosher salt.
- Top with cilantro and corn nuts and add sliced avocado to the plate. Serve with tortilla chips.
