Growing up on tuna salad every day for
lunch at school I have grown tired of mayonnaise drenched tuna salad. I've kicked up my tuna salad by substituting extra virgin olive oil and balsamic vinegar
for the mayo and added hard boiled eggs for some creaminess. I've also added in
some Italian ingredients to create a flavor
variety on my tongue. Enjoy it as a sandwich or front and center on a bed of
greens. After eating this tuna salad your jar of mayo is going to get very
lonely.
Makes 4 Servings
3 Large Eggs (hard boiled, peeled, diced)
1 6.4 oz Pouch Albacore White Tuna*
¼ C Red Bell Peppers (diced)
¼ C Pitted Kalamata Olives (chopped)
1 tsp Fresh Parsley (chopped)
1 TBS Extra Virgin Olive Oil
1 tsp Balsamic Vinegar
Several grinds of Black Pepper
4 Focaccia Rolls* or 2 C Mixed Greens
Serve on focaccia rolls or over mixed
greens.
* Pronto Substitute
Focaccia – You can also use a crusty roll,a fresh baked loaf
that is hand sliced thick or a good quality store bought bread like Pepperidge
Farm Country White.
Tuna Pouch – You can substitute 2 6oz cans of tuna packed in
water and drained.
Sustainability
Look for canned tuna labeled “albacore
white” tuna or “skipjack tuna”. These have been fished using sustainable
methods. Avoid tuna labeled “chunk light”
To print a copy of this recipe go to Insalata
di Tonno.
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