A nice recipe involoving tuna?

Question

i love making tuna pasta

take 1 tin tuna

add boiled pasta, mix in mayo, cucumber, tomatoes and eat mmmmm

any other ideas because i luv tuna

Answer 1

try tuna steak with a caper and vinegar dressing served with boiled potatoes. for the dressing you need to add mustard with the seeds in, thai green curry paste and coriander. try finding the recipe for the dressing on the internet.

Answer 2

tuna melt

mix tuna with mayo and diced tomato

taost some bread. add tuna, add cheese bake until melted

Answer 3

Try fresh tuna steaks but remember that they need hardly any cooking. Fry in a hot pan for 1 to 2 minutes on each side, depending on thickness, place on the side to rest for a further 2 minutes and serve with herb butter and a wedge of lemon, potatoes and a suitable vegetable or salad.

Tuna steaks should be served rare, verging on "blue".

Answer 4

tuna burgers (its on the side of the tesco tuna tin)

They are delish, especially with salad and boiled potatoes

Answer 5

Shredded 7 oz tin of tuna (in brine, not oil) chunks mixed into 1 litre of fluffy mashed potato. Add two teaspoons of English mustard powder and 4oz of shredded strong cheddar cheese and a tablespoon of peas.

Stir the lot together well then put a k**b of butter on top and and microwave for a couple of minutes until the butter has melted in. Serve hot with buttered chunky bread and tomato sauce.

Takes about 20 minutes. Absolutely scrumdelicious with a glass of chablis.

Answer 6

i've made a lovely tuna fish cake the other day:

4 spears of sping onions, finely chopped.

1 large boiled and then mashed potato with a little milk

1 egg

1 large tin of tuna in brine/water

4 tbsp of sweetcorn (optional)

salt and pepper to taste

turmeric and paprika or any herbs or chilis you want (optional)

breadcrumbs

oil or butter to fry

mix all the ingredients except for the oil and breadcrumbs in a bowl , season very very well and mix well until well combined.

shape in round discs ( smaller than a burger )

then dip in breadcrumbs

Fry on each side in hot oil for 2 minutes on each side.

i also love a good tuna bake:

heat the oven on 180C/Gas 6, boil enough penne or whatever pasta you have for 12 minutes, adding small brocolli florets to the last 3

minutes. drain and put in an oven proof dish, empty a tin of tuna in water/brine and lightly mix with as much cheddar cheese as you like ( i love it cheesey!) then mix a can of condensed cream of mushroom soup with a 1/4 pint of milk and pour all over the pasta dish.

lightly crush a bag of ready salted crisps then open it and tip it on the top of the dish.. distributing it evenly then add some more cheddar.

pop it in the oven for 15 minutes.. and enjoy the lovely crunchy crust and the deliciously melted taste of cheese, brocolli and tuna!

Answer 7

Hi there is also tuna pasta bake made with a sauce with cheese on top,

Tuna mayo baguette is also nice, or tuna cheese and mayo also nice.

I used to add tuna to tomato soup and then put it on rice thats also nice lol weird but lovely

Answer 8

There's a mal called tuna pasta bake.

It's one of them coleman packets that you get at the supermarket.

It's gorgeous,           It's like tuna, sweetcorn(mixed) with the packet(which is the sauce). Then you mix the pasta with it all and add cheese and crunched crisps.

Answer 9

Tuna Pasta and melted cheese with a lil bit of gratted carrot! LOVE IT

I don't have measurements for it if just put what seems right in.

Answer 10

i like salads and i love adding tuna to my salads with a lot of grated cheese too

Answer 11

My boyfriend loves tuna/pasta/sweetcorn bake, he usually does it so I don't have the recipe, but this is similar though we don't use crisps...

http://www.recipezaar.com/180700

Also check out:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/apps/ifl/food/recip...

for great recipes!

Answer 12

no but i do love your recipe it looks very good--good ????