Fish

Marshallese Poke

Marshall Islands

Tuna, wahoo, or reef fish cubed, marinated in lime or coconut-sap vinegar, folded with coconut milk, onion, and cucumber or green papaya; a Marshallese raw fish dish; similar to poke in Hawaii and ika mata in other Pacific islands; showcases the abundance of fresh fish in Marshallese waters.

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Marshallese Poke sticker illustration

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What it is

A closer look at Marshallese Poke.

Tuna, wahoo, or reef fish cubed, marinated in lime or coconut-sap vinegar, folded with coconut milk, onion, and cucumber or green papaya; a Marshallese raw fish dish; similar to poke in Hawaii and ika mata in other Pacific islands; showcases the abundance of fresh fish in Marshallese waters.

What to look for

Know it when you find it.

Cubes of fresh fish in a milky coconut-lime dressing with onion and cucumber; the fish is 'cooked' by the citrus acid; fresh, tangy, and creamy; similar to Hawaiian poke and other Pacific raw fish dishes; showcases the abundance of fresh fish; often served dish at gatherings.

Where it belongs

Origins and
traditions.

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Native to

Marshall Islands

Country-wide tradition

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Names around the table

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