Can someone give me a recipe for induction safe Tuna Salad?

[freespirit]

I've never been a tuna lover .. but being a big family on a tight budget I HAVE to trim down my grocery bill. Tuna is healthy and cheap.. and I assume is also filling. I could probably do some nice, tasty meals/snacks out of it if I had some ideas on what to mix it with. I just can't eat it plain..blah!

I'm thinking this for starters :

tuna.. mixed with a little red onion, mayo, boiled egg, diced dill pickle ??
Gosh..it's been ages since I ate tuna salad. I don't even remember what is in it!

[loosinit]

I actually preferr mine very simple. Tuna mayo and chopped celery. If needed I add salt and/or pepper when serving.

[not2late]

You can have the dill pickle, just read the ingredients and make sure there isn't any added sugars. Vlasic dill pickles contain sugar (at least they did when I read a bottle a couple of months ago). So look around for a brand that doesn't.

Basic tuna salad is mayo, tuna (of course), plus whatever you like (onion, celery, pickle, etc.). I had an Amish recipe for tuna salad that threw in some softened cream cheese and refrigerated the mix before using it (so it wouldn't be so runny).

Good luck.

[AngelnPrincess]

I JUST tried those new flavored tuna packets and they are wonderful! Im IN LOVE... I didn't need to add a thing no mayo nothing.
I got the garlic herb and it is SOOOO good with no carbs at all!

Give those a try I promise you love em!

Natalee