I love an old fashioned tuna casserole for dinner.
- 2 cans of tuna
- 1 cup of green beans or peas
- 1/2 cup diced celery
- my own white sauce with grated cheese and mushrooms added
- 1/2 cup milk
- 1/12 to 2 cups gluten free pasta
- 1/12 to 2 cups of shredded cheese
I make my own white sauce to replace creamed soups in casseroles.
- drain tuna
- cook pasta
- mix all ingredients well in a casserole dish
- bake at 400 F for 20-25 minutes
- add topping for the last 10 minutes or so
- 1 tbsp melted butter
- about 1 cup gluten free breadcrumbs
Mix bread crumbs with melted butter for a topping.
Another option is to add about 1 cup of crushed potato chips to the top. My mom always made it this way and to me this makes it an old fashioned meal.
I like to serve my tuna casserole with plain salad greens sprinkled with parmesan cheese. You can add whatever type of dressing your prefer. This time I also added a serving of chick peas.
As I’m the only one that likes tuna casserole I always freeze portions of it for a later time.
How about a delicious, warm tuna melt sandwich?
Find a yummy recipe to cook.
Myrtle
Tuna casserole looks good but I am not a tuna lover and Dana isn’t either. crushed chips sound like a good topping for a change.
Mild and now, -2c only going up to +2c
Crafty Gardener
I’m the only one that likes tuna casserole, so I always make it and freeze portions just for me. Yet hubby loves tuna sandwiches. Mild here too, but we are getting wet snow that won’t accumulate.
DebinHawaii
I love a good classic tuna casserole. My mom used to use potato chips too, or sometimes those jackstraw potato chips.
Thanks for sharing with Souper Sundays at Kahakai Kitchen this week.
Debra Eliotseats
I grew up with so many soup-based casseroles that I just refrain now. This casserole, however, is packed with veggies, too.