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By Diamondlil
Frankfort, IL
on September 09, 2009
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I increased the celery to 1/4 cup and used the dijon mustard with dill relish instead of sweet. The lemon juice gave it a nice taste. I added a little tarragon. I would make again.
By yushuyanhao
San Diego, 43
on August 28, 2009
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Salad was delicious, the parsley is seriously an amazing touch I would never have thought of thanks food network! Adding a tablespoon of lemon juice really freshen it up for but I do feel 1/3 cup of mayo was WAY too much. The creaminess of the mayo was overpowering, it made the salad more dressing than tuna and was hard to stomach. 1/4 cup is definitely more than enough but I will make again.
By krista8422_11817726
Beverly Hills, CA
on May 10, 2009
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I've made this recipe about two dozen times, and I omit the mustard. Haven't tried it that way yet, maybe next time, but I do add ground paprika, and jalapenos (because my husband is Mexican and eats everything with jalapenos in it!! He loves it on toasted Hawaiin Bread.. totally addicted to it! Thanks Food Network!
By astults_9542867
Columbus, OH
on May 10, 2009
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I've made this several times over the last year and had good results. My husband is not a fan of tuna but likes this version of tuna salad.
Sometimes I leave out the parsley or the celery which gives it a slightly different flavor.
By knpindy_11706921
Franklin, IN
on March 02, 2009
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I added 2 boiled eggs to the recipe. It tastes so fresh and delicious! The best tuna salad I have ever had!
By annie_8298509
Placentia, CA
on January 06, 2009
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Delicious. I cut out the onions and it is still delicious. Easy, simple, light and fresh tasting. Tuna Salad cant get much better than this. :
By sean_9114331
Panorama City, CA
on October 15, 2008
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I went from a mayo + tuna sandwich to this and WOW what a change.
I made it as the recipe states + added baby greens on the sandwich.
This was lunch for the family and they couldn't remember a better tasting tuna
sandwich ever! Next time, i'll try some of the suggestions in the reviews ... relish and/or egg.. dijon maybe. Thanks FN-K
By sharon_8089774
Waikoloa, HI
on May 16, 2008
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I make this recipe using the Dijon mustard and the pickle relish. Everyone who has tasted this Tuna Salad loved it.
By Expat in Holland
Living back in ...
on February 24, 2008
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This was a very good recipe. I followed the advice of another reviewer and added some chopped olives. I also added 1 hard boiled egg, chopped. It turned out very good. I highly recommend this recipe.
By Heathen Mama
Brunswick, ME
on January 29, 2008
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This is the grail of tuna salads. The only change I make is omitting the onions *in* the salad. They can be served on the sandwhich or salad. I don't like how they overpower the salad, which has great flavor without them. (And I do like onions.
Yum!!!