Ingredients
drain if in a can – do not drain if in a pouch
about half of a very small onion
about half of a celery rib, plus extra to serve on the side if desired
softened
for serving
for serving
cored and sliced thin, for serving
Tuna Salad Sandwich
Cook2eatwell (Elizabeth Rodriguez)
Serves | Prep | Total | Shares |
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4 | 20 min | 20 min | 2 |
This tuna salad sandwich is so good and easy to make, it will make its way into your lunch and busy weekday dinner rotation.
lunch
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Equipment
Fork
Refrigerator
Spatula or mixing spoon
Large bowl
Instructions
If you’re using pouch tuna there is no need to drain it. If you’re using canned tuna, drain it but don’t leave it bone-dry.
Stir the tuna with a fork, pressing down and breaking up any chunks.
Dice the onions and the celery as finely as possible.
Add the tuna, onion, celery, cream cheese, mayonnaise, mustard, salt and black pepper to a large bowl. Stir the ingredients well until combined.
Taste the tuna salad and add salt, if needed. As a reference, we added a pinch of salt to ours.
Cover the bowl and refrigerate until the tuna salad is chilled.
Build the sandwiches
Add about ¼ of the tuna salad to a croissant. Top with shredded lettuce and serve with the apple slices in the sandwich or on the side.
Tuna Salad Sandwich
Cook2eatwell (Elizabeth Rodriguez)
Serves | Prep | Total | Shares |
---|---|---|---|
4 | 20 min | 20 min | 2 |
This tuna salad sandwich is so good and easy to make, it will make its way into your lunch and busy weekday dinner rotation.
lunch
Save this recipe to your personal collection, manage your grocery lists and access the step-by-step cooking assistant with the TastyBites app.
Login to Continue
Equipment
Fork
Refrigerator
Spatula or mixing spoon
Large bowl
Ingredients
drain if in a can – do not drain if in a pouch
about half of a very small onion
about half of a celery rib, plus extra to serve on the side if desired
softened
for serving
for serving
cored and sliced thin, for serving
Instructions
If you’re using pouch tuna there is no need to drain it. If you’re using canned tuna, drain it but don’t leave it bone-dry.
Stir the tuna with a fork, pressing down and breaking up any chunks.
Dice the onions and the celery as finely as possible.
Add the tuna, onion, celery, cream cheese, mayonnaise, mustard, salt and black pepper to a large bowl. Stir the ingredients well until combined.
Taste the tuna salad and add salt, if needed. As a reference, we added a pinch of salt to ours.
Cover the bowl and refrigerate until the tuna salad is chilled.
Build the sandwiches
Add about ¼ of the tuna salad to a croissant. Top with shredded lettuce and serve with the apple slices in the sandwich or on the side.