You Let Tuna Salad Rest?
If you have the patience, yes!
Tuna salad can taste good immediately, but giving it about 15–30 minutes in the refrigerator allows the flavors to mingle.
The onion, pickle, mustard, and seasonings have time to blend with the tuna and mayonnaise.
It’s a small step, but you’ll notice the difference.
The Best Ways to Serve Tuna Salad
Of course, there’s the classic tuna salad sandwich.
But don’t stop there!
On Toast
Pile it onto toasted bread and add lettuce and tomato.
The warm crunch of the toast is fantastic with the cool, creamy tuna.
In a Lettuce Wrap
For something lighter, spoon tuna salad into crisp lettuce leaves.
With Crackers
This might be one of the easiest lunches imaginable.
Put the tuna salad in a bowl, grab some crackers, and you’re done.
Over Greens
Turn it into a simple salad by serving tuna over lettuce,
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