Simple additions to tuna in a can

[Capitalizt]

We all know tuna is a great protein source, but the taste is kinda...BLEH all by itself.

Just wondering what you folks like to add to plain tuna (aside from mayo + relish) to make it taste better.

Here's my secret recipe.

Buy some Cajun seasoning. Sprinkle a good amount on the tuna, then pour a bunch of hot sauce on top (the red stuff).

Mmm mmm good!

Try it!

 

[muchmass]

sounds food, will try this tonight!

 

[firefighter337]

Texas pete and tuna = quick, awesome food.

 

[sarita]

We all know tuna is a great protein source, but the taste is kinda...BLEH all by itself.

Just wondering what you folks like to add to plain tuna (aside from mayo + relish) to make it taste better.

Here's my secret recipe.

Buy some Cajun seasoning. Sprinkle a good amount on the tuna, then pour a bunch of hot sauce on top (the red stuff).

Mmm mmm good!

Try it!

Oh sounds HOT. I like to put a little fat free italian dressing in tuna.

 

[jenscats5]

Salsa is good........and I like mashed avocado too.....

And when you do use the mayo/relish thing - add a bit of rice vinegar -- YUM!

 

[Lextasy]

a little mayo, and cut apple... + crackers!

 

[Capitalizt]

saw in another thread that "celery salt" gives tuna a nice flavor too.

 

[Big_Turtle]

I've been having mine recently mixed with a cup of brown rice. I think they compliment each other quite well.

 

[redguru]

I've been having mine recently mixed with a cup of brown rice. I think they compliment each other quite well.

I've been making fried brown rice, by adding mushrooms, green onions and diced celery and frying it in a little olive oil spray, toss in a couple shopped cooked egg whites and low-sodium soy sauce. Add the tuna.

 

[pierce652]

drain it, add half a chopped onion and alot of yellow mustard. Mix and enjoy.