★ ★ ★ This Book is FREE – for Kindle Unlimited Users ★ ★ ★ “Hello Ann, I am an American currently living in Ecuador. I met a marvelous man here and have recently married into his family. One of his favorite dishes is Ceviche. I am not skilled in the art of preparing Ceviche and would like to surprise him and his family with a few new recipes. Do you have any re ★ ★ ★ This Book is FREE – for Kindle Unlimited Users ★ ★ ★ “Hello Ann, I am an American currently living in Ecuador. I met a marvelous man here and have recently married into his family. One of his favorite dishes is Ceviche. I am not skilled in the art of preparing Ceviche and would like to surprise him and his family with a few new recipes. Do you have any really simple, yet delicately delicious recipes for this dish?” International cuisine has always been a passion of mine. Whenever I have the opportunity to experience a dish I am unfamiliar with, or have never tried before, I normally dive right in with both hands and put something together that the whole family can enjoy. Ceviche is often considered a Central American dish, and it happens to be one of the easiest to prepare. The Ceviche recipes included in this latest recipe book are all very healthy and wholesome. A vast majority of these recipes can be prepared very easily and in a short amount of time, which is always a bonus if you are pressed for time. These recipes are so quick and easy to prepare I normally involve my children in the process, which teaches them culinary skills they can carry with them when they decide to have families of their own. A few of my family’s favorite Ceviche recipes are included in this latest recipe book; Thai Coconut Ceviche, Tahitian Ceviche, and Sea Bass Ceviche with Avocado Melon Salsa are dishes that everybody in my family absolutely adores. I also enjoy the Canned Tuna Ceviche as a simple recipe for a light lunch. Bon Appetit, Ann Sullivan