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Tuna pasta recipies

  • 04-04-2007 8:40am
    #1
    p-nut
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    Hey i was just wondering if anyone has any tuna pasta recipies that dont use mayonnaise or soup? Reason is i bring pasta to college with me for lunch and am running out of ideas.:rolleyes:
    Thanks a mil


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  • #2
    Country-Bumpkin
    Closed Accounts Posts: 75 ✭✭Country-Bumpkin


    Chop up & fry Courgette, onion, peppers, mushrooms & any other veggies you have in your fridge with some garlic. Throw in a tin of tomatoes & a tin of tuna. When its hot pour over cooked pasta. You can eat it like that or throw it in the oven with some cheese on top for about 25 mins.

    Sometimes to make it different I throw a chilli in aswell. Tastes really good.


  • #3
    bonkey
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    Pasta with a standard tomato sauce, with tuna mixed through it.

    Hard to beat....although its well worth making your own tomato sauce.


  • #4
    Kolodny
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    One I make to bring to work sometimes is tuna with 'small' pasta (e.g. mini bows or shells) and sun dried tomato pesto. Just add about 3/4 generous teaspoons of pesto sauce to one small can of tuna (in brine preferably, or it gets too oily) and toss in about half of a finely chopped red pepper for crunch and stir it all into the cooked pasta. I sometimes add a small sprinkle of dried basil or dill to bring out the flavour. I also use this mix (minus the pasta) in stuffed avocados.


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