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If any of those are packed in olive oil, this is one of our weeknight dinner favorites: http://www.foodandwine.com/recipes/li...
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re: bitsubeats
Hitchhiking on bsb's kimbop suggestion, here is Sue's recipe and method from mykoreankitchen.com:
http://mykoreankitchen.com/category/k...
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I make this recipe with the whole can of tuna, rather than the half can called for int he ingredient list. I know it sounds strange, but it's good, especially if you dress the carrots while warm and let it sit in the fridge a bit before eating it so the flavors meld. http://www.recipezaar.com/111111
ETA: I should also add that shallots (or vidalias or walla walla onion, if you have them, or gosh, even a red onion) in place of the yellow onions are a nice substitution. More flavor.
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I do my tuna salad with tart apples, mayo and sour cream, green onions, yellow onions, celery. Yum.
Also I saw this recipe somewheres online. It looks great... uses tart, unsweetened dried cranberries!
Tuna with Sun-Dried Cranberries and Lemon
1 can solid white albacore tuna
3 tablespoons canola mayonnaise
½ fresh lemon
2 tablespoons finely chopped yellow onion
1/8 teaspoon unrefined sugar
1 tablespoon coarsely chopped sun-dried cranberries
Pinch of sea salt
Directions: Squeeze the lemon and remove any seeds. Combine the lemon juice, sugar and salt with the onions, and set aside. Drain the tuna thoroughly. Mix together all the ingredients immediately before serving.
Makes 2 to 3 serving
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Tuscan Inspired Bean and Tuna salad.
Can of White beans - drained and rinsed
Red Pepper - when I have time I'll roast it first
Fresh Chopped Basil nad Flat Leaf Parsley
Red Wine Vin - Olive Oil, Red WIne Vin, Dijon Mustard, S&P
Garlic
Tomatoes
all of this to taste
and add a drained can of tunaI toss it all on a bed of Baby Spinach
I kinda use it as a "kitchen sink" salad
If I have artichoke hearts I toss those in, sometimes capers, know what I mean?
Grilled asparagus is also awesome in this dish -







