- Solid white Albacore
- Couple dollops of miracle whip
- Equal amount of Kraft tartar sauce
- couple squirts of siracha mayo

I also go for albacore with mayo and sweet pickle relish. However last September we caught 16 albacore on my little 23' boat, so have enough for a while.

When you catch your own, first spike it in the brain, then turn it upside down for 5 minutes with the gills cut. This will drain most of the blood out. Then pull the guts and gills out through the mouth, and put the fish in a slurry of saltwater and ice to cool it down asap.

The result is albacore 3x as good as the best you can buy in a store.

I keep it simple. Water packed good quality tuna, some mayo, S&P and if I'm preparing it and I'm in the mood, some finely chopped celery for a bit of crunch. I know a lot of people would say add some diced onions, but for me that kills the clean taste and easy to digest nature of my simple prep. To each his own. But, not opposed to a nice slice of cheese, then melted under the broiler.

quote:

Originally posted by Sig Marine:
Large can of tuna or Costco canned chicken
1/2 of a medium onion, chopped
2-3 stalks of celery, chopped
2-3 medium sweet or dill pickles, chopped
5-6 hardboiled eggs, chopped

Add Mayo or Miracle Whip until you achieve the desired consistency; I prefer my "salad" drier over sloppy wet

Add salt and pepper to taste

This, except dill relish and Duke's mayo. Miracle Whip is repulsive and probably part of a Chinese Commie bio-terror plot.

I like to spread the tuna or chicken salad on toast, cover with a slice of tomato, cheese, and then melt under the broiler.

Lots of good ideas here! So far I'm adding mustard, hard boiled egg and a slice of tomato. Don't know if it was mentioned but I think some radishes either diced and mixed in or thin slices laid on top might add some nice crunch texture and a sharp flavor bite. Thanks for all the tips!

quote:

What goes into your tuna salad sandwich?

My teef. CHOMP!!!

We do canned salmon instead of tuna. Mayo, spicy mustard, diced pickle or celery and tiny bit of pepper. Tomato and lettuce if it's in the house.

I’ll eat and enjoy every type of tuna sandwich you guys posted my only add on is splashes of Louisiana style hot sauce, aka Texas Pete, Franks, Crystal etc.

I’m fixing a grilled cheese & Tuna as soon as I put a period on this.

Albacore, mayo, hamburger relish, chopped onion and a small dollop of mustard. On any bread that's available.

I might try using ranch dressing like someone suggested. Sounds good.

Jim

Almost everything already listed except hard boiled eggs(yuck)and the double yuck yuck known as miracle whip. Sometimes a light sprinkle of some cajun seasonings . Love me come tuna salad sammiches. ..................................... drill sgt.

I continue to go thru phases of taste-favorites & various enhancements. Most of the above I've tried. Whatever else you may hear, don't expect peanut butter 'n tuna to be as good as the purveyor of such information may suggest.

Currently I'm with the
"Tuna
Mayo
Bread" entry, adding just a bit of
Slap Yo Momma rectifying salt.

I am particularly fond of tuna sammiches. I make mine with

Starkist solid white tuna
Miracle Whip (because mayonnaise is White Death!)
Celery seed
Granualted garlic
Granulated onion
Grey Poupon
Badia Saizon Completa
Slabs of my wife's homemade white bread.

White tuna packed in water. Hellmann's mayo and sweet pickle relish. Celery chunks if I have any celery around. Stir it up and spread on bread, usually oatmeal. Fresh, coarse-ground black pepper on top.

This message has been edited. Last edited by: amals, December 03, 2020 08:51 PM

I'm a big eater of Tuna:

Solid White Albacore in water
Duke's Mayo
A bit of French Dressing or Cholua sauce
Chopped onion
Chopped celery
Black Pepper or Flat Iron Sweet Heat Pepper Flakes (tried today, didn't add enough)

I'll have to try relish, I've been using Famous Dave's in the kitchen.

Tuna, I prefer white, but will use what is available. Miracle Whip, yellow mustard, pickle relish.

Bumble Bee solid albacore
Hellmans mayo
Dehydrated onions or real ones depending on how lazy I am
Black pepper
McCormick broiled steak seasoning
Shredded mozzarella

Helmann's Mayo
Chopped onion
Chopped celery
Two tablespoons of Tabasco
Top it with Swiss or American cheese

My recipe is pretty much a combo of the above that was listed. I also toast my bread and have it open face and lay out a few pieces of jalepeno on top.

Good quality tuna packed in water
Peeled and chopped apple
Fresh red seedless grapes
Hellmans
Chopped celery
Boiled Egg
Salt and pepper
Honey wheat bread or croissants

Anything that includes good tuna in water, hard boiled egg, chopped celery, chopped onion, good mayo and mustard.