Recipe: Tuna Salad (No Mayo)
This is NOT your grandmother’s tuna salad. Light and hearty at the same time, this no-oil salad is filling without being heavy.
This is NOT your grandmother’s tuna salad. Light and hearty at the same time, this no-oil salad is filling without being heavy.
I’ve been cooking a lot lately, as you can see here. I’ve been trying new things mixed with old favorites.
This is a delicious, easy alternative to traditional tuna salad.
My husband raved about this. Maybe it was the butter talking or the novelty of serving a different type of protein, but I agree, it was a delicious success.
With the ingredients of light coconut milk and cashew butter, this is rich without being heavy, as well as very deliciously flavorful without being at all spicy.
This sauce is dynamic and delicious, and takes a bland protein (we used halibut) into another stratosphere.
This is a great dish for any guest that needs both a dairy-free and gluten-free meal. We like it very much too and make it for ourselves without those dietary restrictions.
Here are some photos of food we’ve enjoyed recently. Many meals were made trying new things, but you’ll find these classic recipes from this blog as well:
It is not often people cook food for me that is as delicious or better than my own. This was really a treat and I wanted to be able to replicate it so I asked for the recipe.
It takes time to make all this, which is why they call it “slow food” I suppose.
This is shrimp and veggie stir fry is delicious and has a lot of flavor without being spicy.
This is surprisingly good. Plus, it is easy and quick to make. It freezes well, too. I made this recipe up myself after tinkering with it for a while.
This is a quick and easy meal for two. It was delicious.
This is spicy and different– a perfect warmer-upper for a cold, snowy day.
These are always requested around here and are an exceptional signature dish of my own devising.
Our first two months of empty nesting, we’ve been enjoying eating what we feel like without having to cater to what any child likes or does not.
This recipe occurred mostly as an excuse to use a the plethora of fresh herbs and peppers we have in the garden…