In need of 1001 things to do with tinned tuna !!

BrumWookie

Lots of lovely recipes there to keep me going, might even have to increase my regular order of 20 tins of tuna every 5-6 weeks with my Tesco's delivery. BrumWookie

cg1982

http://www.tunarecipes.net/
this may help

Nikolai

Tuna and Canellini bean salad.
Mix with finely chopped red onion, and use lemon juice and oil as a dressing.

narabanekeater

Morning guys:D
My cupboards looking a bit bear
Ive got a tin of tuna, pasta, celery, herbs, tins of the normal kind you keep in stock- toms etc mushrooms
Also some pots-fresh
Im thinking of either fishcakes or tuna pasta salad
Ive looked on the indexes and cannot see any tuna threads
Can anyone please give me any ideas

Penelope_Penguin

narabanekeater wrote: »

Ive looked on the indexes and cannot see any tuna threads

I'll add your question to the existign tinned tuna thread

We like tuna bake - pasta in a dish, crumble over drained tuna and sweetcorn, cover in cheese sauce and bake :j

Penny. x

Desperate_Housewife_2-2

I like a salad with tuna, boiled new spuds and boiled agg with onions and a salad dressing mixed in, lovely with warm bread.

You could mix it with a tin of cannelini beans or similar and have with pitta bread

Soapy955

My favourite comfort food is to make up some Supernoodles, preferably Sweet and Sour one, and just mix in a tin of tuna.
Very yummy!

Boodle

Tuna is nice mixed with cubes of avocado and in french dressing or marie rose sauce.

We also make a nice tuna lasagne by making a cheese sauce, then put a third of it aside for the plain topping. Stir a can each of tuna and sweetcorn along with some dried oregano into the remaining sauce then use this to build layers with lasagne. Top with the plain cheese sauce. Cook as a normal lasange (200C for about 30 minutes). Lovely with a green salad.

It's nice mixed with ratatouille to serve on couscous too.

echelon101

A quick snack I made was just adding a tablespoon of olive oil and some pepper to a tin then just eating it.

Elspeth

We're a fan of this one: http://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/1811/tuna-and-lemon-pasta

- sounds unlikely but is delish (even without capers).