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The Ghosts of Gansie’s Pantry

Posted by on July 14 2008 in Fish, Recipe

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While I LOVE the fact that ES has readers all across the world (I’m looking at you, Ireland!), I personally love the blog because if I ever want to cook something that I’ve already made before, I can quickly look it up online. It’s a lot easier than bothering friends that have eaten it or searching through personal recipe notebooks.

Anyway, I just got back from my friend Jules’ bridal weekend — both a shower ( I made pesto pasta salad, chickpea crostini and a couscous salad) and Jersey Shore style bachelorette party — and I wanted to throw something together to bring for lunch. I stole a few cans of tuna fish (need to fit into that bridesmaid dress) from DAD GANSIE and wanted to make a tuna fish salad salad. I checked out my previous recipe and made a few adjustments: added sundried tomatoes, parsley, garlic powder, onion powder and left out the red onion, tomato and lemon, as they were not available. And I’ll probably add half an avocado when I mix in the tuna with the spinach.

My recipe still stands up a year later. Just thought you’d like to know my pantry is still pumpin’.

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5 Responses leave one →
  1. July 14, 2008

    I hope we will get a photo of the avocado-tuna concoction?

  2. July 14, 2008

    the adding of the avocado wasn’t all that photo worthy. i’m thinking next time i can mix in some of those jarred artichoke hearts. i really hate the taste of tuna and i need more flavors to cover it up.

  3. July 14, 2008

    ugh. tuna is disgusting. it’s not worth it.

  4. jfp3 permalink
    July 19, 2008

    Tuna is wonderful! Especially as Sashimi :-)

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