Rich Tuna Salad, Even for the Tuna Haters :)

"Years ago I kept craving tuna. Strange, because I am really not a tuna lover. Eventually I came across Bumble Bee albacore tuna (DOLPHIN SAFE, very important to me) packed in water. I bought 2 cans. I used a few normal ingredients and one or two not so mainstream ingredients. It's delicious, almost tastes "roasted" for lack of a better description :) I developed this, but I'm sure others have used something similar. It really satisfied my craving for tuna (must have been my body craving protein and omega 3 fatty acids) I just thought I'd share! Oh, also! The tuna mellows and tastes much better if allowed to sit in the fridge for several hours. Also good on crackers!"
 
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Ready In:
15mins
Ingredients:
8
Yields:
3-4 sandwiches
Serves:
4
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ingredients

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directions

  • Drain tuna, trying to get as much juice out as you can.
  • Feed the juice to your kitties :).
  • Place in a medium bowl.
  • Dice the red onion finely.
  • Dice the dill pickle finely.
  • Mix the above ingredients with the mayonnaise and mix as finely as possible.
  • Add the chopped olives, lemon pepper, fresh dill and dried mustard, mix well.
  • Serve on freshly baked Sourdough bread. Add lettuce and tomato, if desired.
  • For a low carb version, omit bread and dollop on a nice bed of lettuce (free food!) :).

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  1. Loved it! I followed the recipe to the letter and it made a fabulous lunch today! I served it on whole grain bread and added some sprouts, tomato slices, sliced avocado and pepperoncinis. This would also be great as a salad (using spinach) with a touch of Ranch dressing. Thanks for sharing, SwedishExpat! **Made for PAC Spring 2009**
     
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