I used 1/4 cup finely chopped carrots, 2 tablespoons of chopped dill pickles and an extra tablespoon of sour cream. Served this on whole wheat bread and it was very good. Loved the crunchiness of the carrots and am planning to add chopped red onion to the leftovers, since I like onion w/ my tuna fish.
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Brilliant! Never tried adding carrots to tuna! My usual basic tuna salad is Miracle Whip (or if necessary mayo), prepared mustard, sweet pickle relish, salt, and pepper. I've had tuna with chopped apples too. This was a new type of tuna salad for me. Even though you said it was "to taste", I wanted to stick as close to the recipe as possible because the ingreds sounded intriguing. I accidentally used up the last of my Tofutti Better Than Sour Cream (can't tolerate most milk/dairy), and I couldn't get more, so I omitted. I did happen to have bread and butter pickle sandwich slices, though, which I sometimes eat straight out of the jar! . I misread the amt and added closer to 2 tbsp worth (2 sandwich slices, diced). I used a 7.1oz pouch of Chicken of the Sea albacore in water, used between 1/3 and 1/2 cup mayo (didn't have fat-free), and used 5 baby carrots, diced. Added the ground mustard and paprika as indicated. I also decided to add about 2tbsp of diced red pepper so it wouldn't go to waste. I made this last night and put it in the fridge to marry the flavors. I had this as a late day snack today. With my first taste I thought this is pretty good, and then OMG! I could not stop eating it! Everything goes sooo well together I have to have something "carby" like crackers or bread or cooked pasta with my tuna, so I chose Keebler Toasteds Sesame crackers. I also ate alongside this another baby carrot, a few sugar snap peas, and another tbsp of diced red pepper with this. Loved the flavors, the textures (crunch from the diced veggies), and a bit creamy. I bet the sour cream would be great in this also. I will make again, thanks for sharing Buckwalter. I made this for My-3-Chefs June 2008, for my theme "Swimmin' with the Fish". Going into my tried and loved cookbok.
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