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Old Aug 29, 2005 | 5:14 pm
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Vulcan
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Originally Posted by Starwood Lurker
This is how I make tuna salad for sandwiches:

light meat tuna, packed in water
chopped scallions
chopped celery
sliced seedless red grapes
Miracle Whip

Sometimes, instead of grapes, I'll add grated some carrot and raisins or just some chopped Granny Smith apples. But other than this, the recipe remains the same, although sometimes I will use red onion instead of scallions if I can find one that's sweet enough. Never put melted cheese on fish! Ick. Slice provolone would be okay, though.

Now, choice of bread can sometimes also add some character. Personally, I like the first recipe on croissants, but it goes just as well on whole wheat, potato rolls, hard rolls, or crusty Italian bread.

I usually don't add tomato and lettuce, although it would be fine with either. I just find that there's only so much room under the bread.

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Great recipe that I will have to try. The best tuna sandwiches I've had have been in pubs in Ireland with copius amoaunts of chips and Guinness, watching "Football" games with the locals on plasma TVs.

FYI: I always thought "light" meat tuna was cat food with a different label
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