Who else has got a stash of tins of tuna for those quick and easy dinners? I always stock up when they’re on special and use them for breakfast, lunch and dinner (no, not all on the same day!). Tuna Melts, Tuna Omelette, Tuna Salads, Tuna Stir Fry and so on, the giant fish in tiny tins is quite versatile.
This salad recipe is a tuna mix on top of a mixed salad. I found it on Fotballfrue and adjusted it a little bit. Your imagination is the limit for variety, as always for the recipes I use. If you don’t have one of the ingredients, then substitute for another. If you have more ingredients you would like to use, then throw them in as well. But what I have been using is this;
Tuna in spring water, spring onion, red onion, dill, mayo, green leaf mix, cherry tomatoes, avocado, cucumber, salt and pepper.
You just let the water run off the tuna and mix it with chopped spring onion, red onion and dill. Add mayo, salt and pepper and stir. Set aside while you make the salad. Add corn, capsicum, beans, cheese or other things you fancy in a salad. Then serve up a plate with salad mix with a big dash of tuna salad mix on top and you are ready to enjoy! It seriously doesn’t get much easier than this!
This salad is super tasty and super good for you (unless you are terrified of fats)! If you want to bring it for lunch, just use two containers so your green salad doesn’t get soggy before you eat it. The office will be seriously jealous of your lunch! And you know it!
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Awesome Åshild 
Very tasty, indeed! I have to try this but sadly, I don’t think I’ll find free range egg mayo. Anyway, I’ll try this with the regular mayo. Thanks for sharing! 😉
Any mayo would do, I guess homemade would be even better!
Thanks! 😉
Yum! That makes me long for summer even though I love the fall!
We’re in the middle of spring here 😉 It always confuses me!
I’d buy “Blessed & Lucky” brand of anything! What a nice thing to remind us in our food.
Makes you smile, doesn’t it?!
Looks super easy and super tasty, ticking all the boxes in my book.
Absolutely! 🙂
I make mine with the same ingredients except dill. i even make chicken salad like this and add grapes. (Post coming soon!)
Looks wonderful. Haven’t tried with dill yet, But I may just need to this week:)
Claudia
Yum, chicken salad with grapes.. Have you tried adding walnuts too?? Might be good! 🙂
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