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By 55tbird
on August 04, 2010
This is a very good recipe. Will make again. Tastes good with fresh tomatoes from the garden along side the salad. I put the salad on a bed of fresh spinach...yum!!
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on May 07, 2010
Ultimately, this turned out well, if a bit bland. Everyone ate it. However, I was frustrated with the amount of mayonnaise in the ingredient list. I realize that it says "add more if desired." I had to add a full cup of mayo (and some leftover super-gloppy tuna salad that DH had made) to even approach a decent consistency. This was time consuming as well because I had to keep adding and experimenting.
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on May 04, 2010
I magically cut this to 1 serving (thanks to Zaar) and used a single serving 3 oz envelope of albacore tuna, 1/2 cup whole wheat bow tie noodles, 1/2 boiled egg, a dash of dill weed instead of relish and a dash or 2 of everything else in this recipe! Best tuna noodle salad I ever made, I will make this often too. Thanks Chef V. Made for Zaar Chef Alphabet Soup Game.
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on March 28, 2010
My husband loves it. I added peas instead of celery.
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Great tuna salad loved it, only change i made was mixed a little evaporated milk and small amount of sugar to my mayo yummmmmm thanks for posting
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This was a great tuna pasta salad. It had the perfect seasoning to suit most tastes. Unless you like something really spicy. I did use about 1/2 cup mayo to get it moist enough and I used a mini bow tie pasta as that is what I had. I had to cut back to 1/2 cup onion as my family is not too fond of green onions. But I will definitely make this again. Edit, I use 2 pouches of 7 oz. each for the tuna. That is plenty.
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on July 15, 2009
Tasty cold pasta dish - I agree with Mama's Kitchen ~ this is like having a tuna sandwich on pasta. Great to have on hand (especially with teens about). Perfect for summer picnics and BBQs. Feeds a good sized group. Thanks for posting another tasty recipe Chef ~V!!
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on June 30, 2009
this was very very good thanks
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on June 24, 2009
This was an excellent salad. We used ordinary rotini instead of egg noodles and it worked out great. Thanks.
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This was really great! Simple and tasty! I made this to keep on hand when I had tons of people in and out of my house for dd's wedding! It was so nice to just tell them- "Help yourself to whatever is in the fridge when you are hungry" This was simple so it appealed to everyone which was great. Like a tuna salad sandwich on pasta! Cold and refreshing too! Thanks V! This is a keeper! *Made for Bevy Tag*
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This is Perfect! I now have my Tuna-Noodle for cookouts. Many thanks. Chuck
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on October 30, 2007
Well I scaled the recipe back to 4 servings, didn't have celery, so used some celery salt to get the flavor in, and used a little more mayo than called for. Great lunch! Thank you!
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on October 26, 2007
What a great new twist to tuna salad. I'm definitely going to make it again when I have the "girls" over for our next "brunch/mental health day", ha, ha, ha. I know everyone is going to love it. I loved the hard-boiled eggs in it too. I added more mayonnaise to make it a litte more creamier. This is ANOTHER winning dish from Chef~V.
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on October 06, 2007
YUM! I Made a half recipe. I used a homemade garlic pickled egg in it, creole season salt and dill relish. This was a really meaty tuna noodle salad which I liked. I did have to use quite a bit more of the mayonnaise. Made for the Went to the market game.
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on September 12, 2007
It is hard to go wrong with tuna noodle salad. I made this for work lunches last week. The salad was very filling and had a good balance of ingredients. I ended up using about 3/4 cup mayonnaise. I recommend making this 24 hours ahead, so there is time for the ingredients to mingle. Thanks for sharing a great recipe.
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on June 05, 2007
This went over big here and I'm glad. I was looking for a pasta salad I could make this summer, and this will be it. Thanks.
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on May 02, 2007
I really enjoyed this simple salad. It it like tuna noodle without all the work. My 2 yr. old scarfed this up. I did add some cheddar and cucumber. Thanks! I will be making this often in the summer months.
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This was okay, and was nice and quick, but to me it was missing something. It just wasn't that spectacular. Thanks anyways, for a nice easy lunch! :)
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on April 24, 2007
This was a very good lunch. I made it with light mayo and the dill pickle, minced. I added chopped celery and some red bell pepper that I needed to use. Colorful, very tasty and certainly very simple to do. It's a winner.
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