4-5 black olives, sliced
1 clove garlic, minced
parsley (dried)
basil (dried)
1 small tuna, drained
1 small lemon juice
1 tablespoon extra virgin oil
1 cup penne
salt and pepper
few broccoli, blanched
In a serving bowl, combine olives, garlic, parsley, basil, brocolli, and tuna. Mix gently, breaking up tuna very slightly. Set aside. Cook the penne according to package, or until al dente. Drain, place it in the bowl with the tuna mixture. Dress with lemon and olive oil. Season with salt and pepper. Mix well, serve immediately.
Canned Tuna is a wonderful stand by. I use it often when in a hurry. Diane
ReplyDeleteMmmm....delicious. A lovely comfort food for lunch :D
ReplyDeleteI've made something similar which I added smoked salmon instead.
ReplyDeletehealthy meal! the kids love that with lots of cheese. :)
ReplyDeleteThat's kinda healthy...I love using spinach as one of my healthy sauce. I blend them and it makes for a great penne pasta.
ReplyDeleteI wonder how this thing taste like, must be really good and its healthy food.
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Such an easy recipe. My son would love this. I think I'm going to make it for lunch, right now.
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ReplyDeleteWow... this looks delicious. Might try this one out next time.
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I love tuna Lani, this one looks delicious.. but I don't know why I don't like the looks of the penne pasta, it looks so laki... hehehe...
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i also use canned tuna for pasta and sandwiches. may natitira pa nga yata akong tuna sandwich.:p your tuna pasta looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteThis is also a favorite at home! Very easy to make and tasty, too. Healthy tuna with pasta =)
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looks so yummy... but i think it would be yummier with spiced canned tuna :)nest
ReplyDeleteI love canned tuna, i've been thinking what's best recipe pa naman for canned tuna. Thanks for sharing this, sana kung gagawa ako niyan magustuhan ni lola hehehe!
ReplyDeletethis recipe is so complete, nice for a good diet
ReplyDeleteEven if it is a canned food, it certainly doesn't look like one. :)
ReplyDeletelove pasta and how quick we can make something out of canned food!:)
ReplyDeletehealthy yummy.not to mention easy....perfect!
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Sandie lee
http://imaginationcafeblog.blogspot.com
i ♥ spicy tuna!!
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ReplyDeleteI love canned tuna, especially those spicy ones. It's really all about presentation and how you prepare it. Who would've guessed you used canned tuna with these amazing food photos? Love it, the lighting, everything! :)
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