Tuna-Noodle Salad My Way

"This is something I have been making for years for my family. Taking the fixins of a tuna sandwich and combining with pasta makes for a great lunch or side dish. Serve cold. My boys always ask for "tuna-noodle""
 
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Ready In:
30mins
Ingredients:
9
Serves:
12-14
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ingredients

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directions

  • Boil water in a 5 quart pan and cook egg noodles to al dente.
  • Drain and let cool. (I refrigerate while preparing the rest)
  • Drain Tuna and combine with onion, celery mayonnaise, dill pickle relish add chopped boiled eggs. Mix well.
  • Add season salt and ground pepper and mix well.
  • Taste. Add more seasoning or mayonnaise to your liking.
  • Best if chilled for at least 1 hour.
  • Serve cold.

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Reviews

  1. I magically cut this to 1 serving (thanks to Zaar) and used a single serving 3 oz envelope of albacore tuna, 1/2 cup whole wheat bow tie noodles, 1/2 boiled egg, a dash of dill weed instead of relish and a dash or 2 of everything else in this recipe! Best tuna noodle salad I ever made, I will make this often too. Thanks Chef V. Made for Zaar Chef Alphabet Soup Game.
     
  2. This is a very good recipe. Will make again. Tastes good with fresh tomatoes from the garden along side the salad. I put the salad on a bed of fresh spinach...yum!!
     
  3. This was a great tuna pasta salad. It had the perfect seasoning to suit most tastes. Unless you like something really spicy. I did use about 1/2 cup mayo to get it moist enough and I used a mini bow tie pasta as that is what I had. I had to cut back to 1/2 cup onion as my family is not too fond of green onions. But I will definitely make this again. Edit, I use 2 pouches of 7 oz. each for the tuna. That is plenty.
     
  4. Simple & tasty. When I made again, I added black olives, diced tomato, sliced celery and substituted diced dill pickle for the relish. Excellent both ways.
     
  5. Great tuna salad loved it, only change i made was mixed a little evaporated milk and small amount of sugar to my mayo yummmmmm thanks for posting
     
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  1. I magically cut this to 1 serving (thanks to Zaar) and used a single serving 3 oz envelope of albacore tuna, 1/2 cup whole wheat bow tie noodles, 1/2 boiled egg, a dash of dill weed instead of relish and a dash or 2 of everything else in this recipe! Best tuna noodle salad I ever made, I will make this often too. Thanks Chef V. Made for Zaar Chef Alphabet Soup Game.
     
  2. My husband loves it. I added peas instead of celery.
     
  3. Simple & tasty. When I made again, I added black olives, diced tomato, sliced celery and substituted diced dill pickle for the relish. Excellent both ways.
     

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