This tuna salad sandwich will change everything you thought you knew about tuna salad in a sandwich. The secret ingredient to this canned oil-packed tuna salad is cottage cheese. Trust us. It works.
Author: Elise Bauer
Tuna melts are easy to make at home! Make some tuna salad, sandwich with cheese, and grill on the stovetop until toasty. Makes a simple lunch or a light dinner.
Author: Elise Bauer
This is a tuna sandwich you would expect from a high-end sandwich shop. It is light, fresh and full of flavor. You must try this!
Author: MARIA BUJAK
Kitty's birthday salad. Traditionally we have made this every July for years and years. Until Grandma Wells died, the kids never knew it was originally her recipe from the 1960s.
Author: Katrina Freed
This tasty avocado tuna salad with crunchy apple, toasted walnuts, celery, red onion, and dill proves that tuna salad doesn't have to be boring! The mayo is optional in this recipe - the mashed avocado...
Author: Dbanakis
For my nicoise-style tuna salad, just open three cans: one each of tuna, white beans and sliced olives. Toss these ingredients with slivered red onion, olive oil and lemon juice. Take time, if you like,...
Author: Ben S.
Why stick with just a traditional-style tuna salad when you can add crunch and texture with some awesome fresh veggies? Try my creation to mix it up for a fresh new change. Serve with crackers, on a bed...
Author: Stacy Scott-Calcagni
An easy way to use that tuna you have sitting around and that weird quinoa stuff you got at the health food store. This is great if you want a tuna salad sandwich but don't or can't have bread, or also...
Author: Caron
An easy way to use that tuna you have sitting around and that weird quinoa stuff you got at the health food store. This is great if you want a tuna salad sandwich but don't or can't have bread, or also...
Author: Caron
An easy way to use that tuna you have sitting around and that weird quinoa stuff you got at the health food store. This is great if you want a tuna salad sandwich but don't or can't have bread, or also...
Author: Caron
This delicious salad goes great plain or on a salad. It is so-named because an old family friend used to make it for us when we were kids.
Author: RixBtrfly
This Thai influenced tuna steak with a light and aromatic salad is ideal for summer.
Author: Alex Bluett
This delicious salad goes great plain or on a salad. It is so-named because an old family friend used to make it for us when we were kids.
Author: RixBtrfly
This may have some strange ingredients, but it is the only kind of macaroni salad I will eat! It started as a fourth grade experiment on trying to incorporate all five food groups into a simple, tasty...
Author: MAMADAVIS
Tuna gets jazzed up with jalepenos and a tangy lemon mayonnaise in this fun summer pasta salad. Serve over a bed of fresh iceburg lettuce. Use more or less jalapenos to suit your taste.
Author: WebsByMegan
Kitty's birthday salad. Traditionally we have made this every July for years and years. Until Grandma Wells died, the kids never knew it was originally her recipe from the 1960s.
Author: Katrina Freed
Tuna gets jazzed up with jalepenos and a tangy lemon mayonnaise in this fun summer pasta salad. Serve over a bed of fresh iceburg lettuce. Use more or less jalapenos to suit your taste.
Author: WebsByMegan
Tuna gets jazzed up with jalepenos and a tangy lemon mayonnaise in this fun summer pasta salad. Serve over a bed of fresh iceburg lettuce. Use more or less jalapenos to suit your taste.
Author: WebsByMegan
This has become a favorite--easy but unique. Can be served hot as a main dish, or or cold as a pasta salad.
Author: Jenni
Kitty's birthday salad. Traditionally we have made this every July for years and years. Until Grandma Wells died, the kids never knew it was originally her recipe from the 1960s.
Author: Katrina Freed
Kitty's birthday salad. Traditionally we have made this every July for years and years. Until Grandma Wells died, the kids never knew it was originally her recipe from the 1960s.
Author: Katrina Freed
Kitty's birthday salad. Traditionally we have made this every July for years and years. Until Grandma Wells died, the kids never knew it was originally her recipe from the 1960s.
Author: Katrina Freed
Wanting to do something different with the tuna in my cupboard, I threw together some ingredients that I had left over from a sushi party. Hope you enjoy it as much as I did! Serve on lettuce leaves or...
Author: Jennifer Jill Harman
This has become a favorite--easy but unique. Can be served hot as a main dish, or or cold as a pasta salad.
Author: Jenni
This has become a favorite--easy but unique. Can be served hot as a main dish, or or cold as a pasta salad.
Author: Jenni
This has become a favorite--easy but unique. Can be served hot as a main dish, or or cold as a pasta salad.
Author: Jenni
A succulent whole wheat tuna dish with bacon and avocado. Serve as a meal or as a salad.
Author: Nick
Broccoli, cauliflower, onion and celery combine with tuna and fat-free mayo for the perfect tuna salad. Best tuna salad you've ever tasted!
Author: FOODFAVOR8
I grew up eating a similar tuna salad, I have since adjusted it to be a little healthier than before. The apples make it fresh and delicious! Serve on bread of your choice with lettuce. Yum!
Author: eutopiaofapril
A succulent whole wheat tuna dish with bacon and avocado. Serve as a meal or as a salad.
Author: Nick
Broccoli, cauliflower, onion and celery combine with tuna and fat-free mayo for the perfect tuna salad. Best tuna salad you've ever tasted!
Author: FOODFAVOR8
Broccoli, cauliflower, onion and celery combine with tuna and fat-free mayo for the perfect tuna salad. Best tuna salad you've ever tasted!
Author: FOODFAVOR8
A succulent whole wheat tuna dish with bacon and avocado. Serve as a meal or as a salad.
Author: Nick
Broccoli, cauliflower, onion and celery combine with tuna and fat-free mayo for the perfect tuna salad. Best tuna salad you've ever tasted!
Author: FOODFAVOR8
My mother has been making this every summer since I was a child. It keeps well in the fridge and is an ideal accompaniment to hamburgers, hotdogs, ribs...anything BBQ.
Author: NOLLEEZ
My mother has been making this every summer since I was a child. It keeps well in the fridge and is an ideal accompaniment to hamburgers, hotdogs, ribs...anything BBQ.
Author: NOLLEEZ
For my nicoise-style tuna salad, just open three cans: one each of tuna, white beans and sliced olives. Toss these ingredients with slivered red onion, olive oil and lemon juice. Take time, if you like,...
Author: Ben S.
Great for clean eating and low-carb.
Author: Michelle Handrahan Henschell
Great for clean eating and low-carb.
Author: Michelle Handrahan Henschell
An easy way to use that tuna you have sitting around and that weird quinoa stuff you got at the health food store. This is great if you want a tuna salad sandwich but don't or can't have bread, or also...
Author: Caron
An easy way to use that tuna you have sitting around and that weird quinoa stuff you got at the health food store. This is great if you want a tuna salad sandwich but don't or can't have bread, or also...
Author: Caron
My mother has been making this every summer since I was a child. It keeps well in the fridge and is an ideal accompaniment to hamburgers, hotdogs, ribs...anything BBQ.
Author: NOLLEEZ
Perfect for summer, this tuna salad is delicious! It's a crowd pleaser, easy to multiply and perfect for potlucks or cook-outs.
Author: Lilah Vidlund
A super simple yet different twist on tuna salad. Don't forget the crusty bread!
Author: Edie Moon
Living on the coast we are sometimes forced to evacuate during hurricane season. Put this pasta salad in a covered container, and throw it in the cooler. It's a full meal in one bowl. It's easy to serve....
Author: Laurie & Roger
A super simple yet different twist on tuna salad. Don't forget the crusty bread!
Author: Edie Moon
A delicious, creamy tuna salad. Don't turn it down just because it has cottage cheese in it! Try it!
Author: Teresa C. Rouzer
A delicious, creamy tuna salad. Don't turn it down just because it has cottage cheese in it! Try it!
Author: Teresa C. Rouzer