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...well, sort of. I have started a new blog, Oui Crochet, that focuses just on crochet, crochet patterns, and crochet resources. I am in the process of building it up as a one stop shop for all things crochet, and I am very excited about it. I hope you will come over and check out my progress. :)
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Happy Crocheting!


Thursday, April 18, 2013

Tuna Salad... Hold the Mayo

I love tuna salad sandwiches, but when it comes to mayo... no thanks!

Our home is a no mayo zone. In fact, I think the only time in the last 22+ years that I bought mayo was about  18 or so years ago when I used part of a small jar to make a mayonnaise cake... you know... the moist chocolate cake that uses mayo instead of  eggs. The cake was just ok, and I threw the rest of the jar in the garbage.
So how do I make my tuna salad?
My not-so-secret ingredient is Italian Dressing.
Seriously. It compliments the tuna perfectly, adding just the right amount of zing and yummy flavor.

Tuna Salad... Hold the Mayo
What You Need:
I never measure- you can just eyeball the amount of each ingredient to your taste.
Canned tuna, drained
celery, chopped
red or green onion, finely diced or sliced
a little Parmesan cheese
Italian Dressing

What You Do:

  1. Combine all ingredients in a bowl. Serve as sandwiches or on crackers.
    For a tuna melt, you can add cheese and pop it under the broiler for a couple minutes.


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3 comments:

  1. Will definitely give this a try! :)

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  2. Greek yogurt cuts the fat and adds protein. Add a little hot sauce and you get a super tasty sammich :)

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  3. I'm going to have to make it like this and try it. I just bought a bunch of tuna and would like to steer away from using mayo. Thank you for sharing at our Pinteresting Party!

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