Recipe: Papaya Tuna Ceviche with Yuca Fries

1 large, ripe papaya (approx. 400 g)

400 g cucumber

4 spring onions

1 thumb-sized piece of ginger

500 g extra-fresh tuna filet

1 bunch of fresh coriander

Zest and juice of 8 organic limes

Sea salt

4 tsp sesame-seed oil

2 tbs agave nectar

Freshly ground lemon pepper

FOR THE YUCA FRIES

800 g fresh yuca (cassava)

Vegetable oil for deep-frying

Sea salt

Allergens are marked in bold

Peel the papaya, remove the seeds and dice the flesh finely. Wash the cucumber, cut it lengthwise, scrape out the core and seeds and dice finely. Wash the spring onions and chop them very finely.

Peel the ginger and chop very finely. Wash the fish filet, pat dry and dice finely. Wash the coriander, shake it dry and chop it coarsely.

Combine the prepared ingredients with lime juice and zest, agave nectar, salt, pepper and sesame oil. Marinate in the oven for 20 minutes.

Peel the yuca and cut it into 3mm-thick slices. Heat a generous portion of vegetable oil in a wok.

As soon as the fat is hot, deep fry the yuca fries. They should be golden brown and crispy after 3 minutes.

Put the yuca fries in small bowls. Place the ceviche in a serving ring on a plate and arrange with the fries.

The algae-and-lime aioli is a delicious accompaniment. Place the egg yolk in a mixing bowl and slowly stir it. While continuing to stir continuously, dribble the oil into it until you get a creamy consistency. Season the aioli to taste with garlic, salt, lime juice and algae spice mixture.

The algae-and-lime aioli is a delicious accompaniment. Place the egg yolk in a mixing bowl and slowly stir it. While continuing to stir continuously, dribble the oil into it until you get a creamy consistency. Season the aioli to taste with garlic, salt, lime juice and algae spice mixture.