New and Improved TnT Foodie thread

DarkWeb

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Lunch, 3min prep time

Canned tuna with mayo, ketchup and mustard in 3:2:1 ratio, oregano and basil 2:1, pepper. (optional: yellow bell peppers and capers and/or sliced tomato and iceberg slaw)

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Slap it on croissant or italian bun.
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Never heard of ketchup in tuna. I might try it just to see what it tastes like. My wife loves a bunch of stuff in tuna......I'm Hellmann's olive oil mayo and black pepper maybe a little mustard.
 

Sativied

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Never heard of ketchup in tuna. I might try it just to see what it tastes like. My wife loves a bunch of stuff in tuna......I'm Hellmann's olive oil mayo and black pepper maybe a little mustard.
Kinda blends in with the rest, I can’t say I really taste ketchup and if I would I’d probably add some mayo. I do use a good amount of oregano, love that stuff. I just double checked and see a ratio of 2:1 or 3:1 mayo and ketchup is more common.

We call it a slaatje, wordplay on salade but slightly wipped/stirred, common on toasts and various sandwiches
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If you really want to treat yourself put it on some warm focaccia with sea salt and rosemary… (that‘s what the best place where I lunch does).

@DCcan that just looks amazing. Would eat and order again.
 

Bareback

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Never heard of ketchup in tuna. I might try it just to see what it tastes like. My wife loves a bunch of stuff in tuna......I'm Hellmann's olive oil mayo and black pepper maybe a little mustard.
I’m a tuna , mayo and diced sweet pickles guy. Ohh salt and pepper of course. Put it on bread, rolls, crackers or

Kinda blends in with the rest, I can’t say I really taste ketchup and if I would I’d probably add some mayo. I do use a good amount of oregano, love that stuff. I just double checked and see a ratio of 2:1 or 3:1 mayo and ketchup is more common.

We call it a slaatje, wordplay on salade but slightly wipped/stirred, common on toasts and various sandwiches
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If you really want to treat yourself put it on some warm focaccia with sea salt and rosemary… (that‘s what the best place where I lunch does).

@DCcan that just looks amazing. Would eat and order again.
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The fresh corn just hit the shelf this week here , I picked up a couple, they went into the veggie drawer and I forgot about them until I read this post. Roasted corn in the air fryer tomorrow night, yeah that’s for supper.
 

curious2garden

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I drop the celery & use diced Granny Smith apples instead
Beat me to it! I was going to suggest that. It's a wonderful crunch with a sweet/sour added. I'm going to try Sugar Bees this summer they don't have that sweet/sour tang though. But they have such a nice crisp, clean taste to the complex sweetness, worth a try and if it's not a win I have pot and dogs.
 
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