Bachelor Food: Tuna Fish Sandwiches

Ingredients:

1 “big” can of Starkist tuna
Miracle Whip (hey, it’s tangier than bland ol’ mayo)
Vlasic pickle relish
Onion
Pepper
Wheat bread

Step 1:
Get all your ingredients ready to rumble, then crack open a can of tuna, drain the excess fluid from the wound, and pour it in to a bowl.


Tuna Fish & Other Ingredients


Step 2:
Drop some Miracle Whip on top of the tuna. If you can get it all off the spoon without having to scrape it off with another spoon, or resorting to licking it off, you score bonus points and defeated the Laws of Physics.

Mixing in the Miracle Whip #1


Step 3:
Now do the same with the pickle relish. I know it probably sounds bad, but belive me… the pickle relish adds some “Whack! I just took your lunch money!”-attitude to the flavor. Oh, and throw some coarse ground pepper in there, too!

Mixing in the Relish #1

Mixing in the Relish #2


Step 4:
Yeah, I know. Single guys should be all kissably fresh. However, it’s almost 9pm on a Saturday night, and I know I’m not going out. So bring on the onions!

Prepping Onion

Mixing in the Onion #1


Step 5:
Mix it all together by hand, all the while making “WeeeEEeeeeeeEEeee!!!!”-noises to simulate the sound of a high-speed food procesor.

Mixing #1

Mixing #2

Mixing #3


Step 6:
Now lay out your bread and spread the tuna on it…

Setting up the sandwich bread...

Making Sandwiches #1


Step 7:
Make sure to add something semi-healthy as a dessert because you’ve been eating badly all day.

All done.  Add some yogurt for a dessert and you're done!

24 February 2007 | Cooking | Comments

One Response to “Bachelor Food: Tuna Fish Sandwiches”

  1. 1 MtnDew 2 March 2007 @ 11:58 am

    Ever added Old Bay seasoning? I just do low-fat mayo (I have never like Miracle Whip) and Old Bay (to taste) mixed together and topped on Wheat Bread. Sometimes for a change, I’ll grill the tuna (using my recipe) by spreading on Smart Balance Spread (no trans fat and tastes like butter) and using piece of cheese as “the glue”. Your recipe sounds pretty good too.

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