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Raw tuna cured with lime and tossed in coconut milk — an island dish of the Marshall Islands.
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In the Marshall Islands, a nation of Pacific atolls, there's a custom of eating freshly caught fish raw. Tuna or similar is diced, cured with lime, and tossed in coconut milk with onion and cucumber. It's a refreshing island staple even on hot days.
Cut the tuna into 1.5cm cubes, toss with lime juice and salt, and leave in the fridge for 15 minutes.
Slice the onion, dice the cucumber and tomato, and finely chop the chili.
Lightly drain the tuna.
Add the vegetables and coconut milk and toss.
Serve chilled.