This tuna melt is super simple, yet so delicious and satisfying. All you need is canned tuna, mayo, bread, and cheese. The trick to making it awesome is paying attention to the small stuff. Here's how ...

The tuna melt has been a lunchtime staple at diners for decades, but the true origin of this American sandwich is somewhat of ...

If anything, artichoke tuna dips make for an interesting addition to the tuna melt recipe canon. This has largely to do with ...

Tip the tuna into a bowl with the spring onion, red onion and cheddar. Use a fork to flake apart the tuna and mix everything together. Add the mayonnaise, lemon juice, lots of pepper and a little ...

Tuna patties are a versatile and budget-friendly dish. Created as a way to make the most out of pantry staples, ...

Line a baking sheet with parchment paper. In a medium bowl, mix drained tuna, chopped fennel, pickled jalapeños, lemon juice, mayonnaise and chopped parsley until well combined. Season with salt ...

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Season with black pepper. Add the green beans, mixed beans, cherry tomatoes and spring onions to the dressing and mix. Flake the tuna on top and add the hard-boiled eggs. Season with black pepper.

With just the right amount of crunch, melty cheddar cheese, and a couple good slices of tomato, you might even convert a tuna hater with this tuna melt recipe. The key to this sandwich is that the ...