This meal was inspired by the More with Less cookbook, but I just whipped it up. I was in a rush to get dinner to the boys (which is never a good thing!)…think LOTS of crankiness! Hubs worked late tonight and I am going out with the girls…so the boys got to eat this one for themselves…and there’s lots leftover for lunch tomorrow!
Ingredients
Extra virgin olive oil ($.10)
rice flour or wheat flour ($.10)
Rice milk or regular milk ($.50)
Cornstarch ($.05)
Salt and Pepper
Rice pasta – penne pasta (Use wheat pasta) ($1) I used 1/2 a bag of rice pasta from Trader Joes.
1/2 bag frozen broccoli ($.50)
1 can tuna ($.61)
Directions
1. Cook pasta according to package directions.
2. In a large skillet, make homemade white sauce or homemade GF white sauce.
3. Add frozen broccoli and cook in sauce about 2-3 minutes until soft. Then add tuna. Stir through.
4. Add cooked pasta to the sauce, broccoli and tuna. Stir through and let simmer until sauce has thickened as you like it. Season with salt and pepper to taste.
Cost $2.76

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hopefully i’m not being…rude.
i mean this seriously – was it good? i’m having a tough time picturing this dish!
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Emily, it’a actually quite good. I do usually add a bit of seasonings (pepeper, garlic, paparika). It’s loverly comfort food.
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I love Tuna Casseroles, I’m going to have to try this one, the kids love brocolli!
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Cool!! Maybe I’ll give this a shot, I like tuna casserole quite a bit.
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Hey Erin, I saw this recipe today and thought of you: http://www.christmas-cookies.com/recipes/recipe171.potato-candy.html
Don’t know if it’s gluten free or not, but it reminded me of the potato pizza you made, and I thought you might like a GF Christmas Cookie recipe?
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I’m going to try this recipe but since I am pregnant we are using canned chunk chicken instead of tuna!
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Are there measurements for this recipe? This looks good, but I don’t trust myself to get the proportions right without some guidance!
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Where are the measurements!?!? And could you use a can of condensed Campbell soup instead of making a sauce to be quicker?
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