It's a bit of tasty inspiration that is well-grounded in both culinary theory and reality. Such is the case for tuna and pea salad casserole being the inspiration for a new kind of tuna melt. From the ...

You can add various flavorings to the tuna, depending on the profile you're going for. Try cream cheese, mayo, or Dijon for a ...

too — for a tuna salad unlike any you’ve ever tried: “We prepare lettuce, chopped kale, black olives, tomatoes, grated cheddar cheese, red onions and put some cashews and peas on it.

From Cheese and Broccoli Pasta to Tuna and Pea Fritters, every meal is cheap and cheerful and you’re bound to left with a clean plate. If you give any of them a go, feel free to tag @ ...

For extra fillings you could add lettuce, grated carrot, cheese or peas. If you're not a fan of tuna, use tinned salmon instead. If you're making this with kids, tins that have ring pulls may be ...