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Old 06-15-2005, 01:22 PM
joeyboy777 joeyboy777 is offline
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OK, OK, bring it to the "just bored" thread. This is the Recipes board, and I see no recipes on the second page.

For the true college student... I wish I would have used tuna back then....

Ramen Tuna
Ingredients

2 or 1 Small tear open packets of tuna -no oil.
1 Packet Ramen noodle-Discard seasoning
1 Can mixed veggies
Procedure
Cook 1/2 the Ramen noodles in microwave with 1/2 can of mixed veggies and water. Drain and add 1 or 2 packets of Tuna. 1 packet of tuna is 19 grams pro and 2 equals 38 grams.

Most of the fat and sodium are in the seasoning packet, so don't eat it. Save the unused Ramen and Veggies for the next day's meal.
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Tuna Mix- If you have had tuna n cottage - try this
ingredients (any amounts)

tuna, cottage cheese, carrots, apples, ritz crackers, mayo, red
onion, black pepper

First, use a food processor or blender to "whip" the cottage
cheese. Dump it into a large mixing bowl. Second, "chop" the
carrots, apples, onion, etc. with the food processor and put
this in the bowl. Add some mayo to the bowl, you don't need
much! Just like a spoonful or three. Add tuna. Crumble some
crackers in. Lots of black pepper Mmmmm

Maybe add some chili peppers. Good stuff.
The key is that mayo isn't the base, the cottage cheese is.
You should have a 10:1 cottage cheese/mayo ratio.

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Mex-tuna mix
chopped jalapeno
chopped tomatoes
chopped onions
1 can tuna
4 large egg whites

Stir fry onions, jalapeno and tomatoes with a little bit of olive oil. Season with mrs. dash, pepper, curry powder and parmesan cheese. Then add the tuna (drained). Then add egg whites and then season again for your taste.


Now get ta eatin. Oh, and tuna shakes arent bad. I say, dont knock it till ya try it.

Last edited by joeyboy777; 06-15-2005 at 01:26 PM.
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