Camila grew up in Lima's Barranco district, the daughter of a cevichera who ran a six-stool counter near the fish market and refused to serve any catch landed before dawn. She learned to read fish by smell before she could read words, and spent her teens timing lime cures with a kitchen stopwatch her mother gave her. After years cooking the Pacific coast from Lima up to Callao and out to the cool waters off northern Chile, she now teaches that great ceviche is not a recipe but a moment — fish, salt, acid, and the exact second you stop.
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