Tuna Or Egg Sandwich at Albert Hansen blog

Tuna Or Egg Sandwich. Place peeled eggs in a large bowl. Season with pepper to taste and stir again. In a medium bowl, add egg, tuna, mayonnaise and stir well. Once cooled, peel and chop. I like to buy tuna in water, instead of tuna in oil. Start by opening up a can of tuna. Drain water (or oil) and add mayo, minced sweet onion, salt and a squeeze of lemon juice (~ 1/2 tsp) onto the tuna. Reduce to a rolling simmer on medium heat and boil eggs for 10 minutes uncovered. Carefully lower eggs into the hot boiling water. Use a wooden spoon to mix assertively, breaking up the tuna into almost like a paste. Bashing up the celery and pickles to soften the edges and squeeze out a little juices into the filling is encouraged. Mix well and set aside. Use the back of the spoon to crack and peel the eggs. Drain tuna and add to mixing bowl along with the relish and onions. It’s a personal preference here, so either way will be just fine.

OpenFace Tuna Salad and Egg Sandwich Joyous Apron
from www.joyousapron.com

Place into a medium mixing bowl. Start by opening up a can of tuna. It’s a personal preference here, so either way will be just fine. Carefully lower eggs into the hot boiling water. Place peeled eggs in a large bowl. Bashing up the celery and pickles to soften the edges and squeeze out a little juices into the filling is encouraged. Drain tuna and add to mixing bowl along with the relish and onions. Drain water (or oil) and add mayo, minced sweet onion, salt and a squeeze of lemon juice (~ 1/2 tsp) onto the tuna. Season with pepper to taste and stir again. Reduce to a rolling simmer on medium heat and boil eggs for 10 minutes uncovered.

OpenFace Tuna Salad and Egg Sandwich Joyous Apron

Tuna Or Egg Sandwich Reduce to a rolling simmer on medium heat and boil eggs for 10 minutes uncovered. Drain water (or oil) and add mayo, minced sweet onion, salt and a squeeze of lemon juice (~ 1/2 tsp) onto the tuna. Mix well and set aside. Use a wooden spoon to mix assertively, breaking up the tuna into almost like a paste. Season with pepper to taste and stir again. Bashing up the celery and pickles to soften the edges and squeeze out a little juices into the filling is encouraged. Start by opening up a can of tuna. In a medium bowl, add egg, tuna, mayonnaise and stir well. Reduce to a rolling simmer on medium heat and boil eggs for 10 minutes uncovered. It’s a personal preference here, so either way will be just fine. Place into a medium mixing bowl. Use the back of the spoon to crack and peel the eggs. Drain tuna and add to mixing bowl along with the relish and onions. Place peeled eggs in a large bowl. Once cooled, peel and chop. I like to buy tuna in water, instead of tuna in oil.

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