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Old 04-07-2009, 11:33 AM   #1  
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Default Tuna Muffins

2 of these babies Keep me full for HOURS!

Tuna Muffins

24 oz Tuna (I use chunk Light) Salmon or Crab would be good too
3 large eggs
2 celery stalks
1/2 (or so) Red Pepper
1 medium Onion
1/2 cup RF Cheddar
Salt Pepper and Old Bay to taste I used about a tbsp of old bay

Drain Tuna Really well
Preheat Oven to 350 Spray Muffin Tin with cooking spray (or Loaf Pan)
Chunk up Veggies and toss in Food Processor or dice very fine
Beat Eggs Mix in Veggies Tuna Spices and Cheese Spoon into Muffin tins and bake for 30 min

It makes 12 2 is a serving
TunaMuffins
lunch 0.17 202 calories 7g fat 1g fiber 32g Protein

In the previous incarnation I added Parmesan cheese
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Old 04-07-2009, 12:34 PM   #2  
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I can't seem to wrap my brain around this one. What made you want to try tuna muffins? And what kind of texture do they have?
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FOund it on a low carb site Its more like a Tuna caka ala a crab/salmon cake
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It's a way to get protein in. Muffins can be sweet or savory. It's like making meatloaf in a muffin pan. I'll try these, they sound good.
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Old 04-07-2009, 12:52 PM   #5  
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Quilter Don't use as much Old bay as I did it was a bit too salty but it's helping me get my water in!!
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these sound quite good!!!! i'm gonna try them. and now for the REAL Q -

KIER - did you make a 'tuna loaf sandwich' using nori as the bread with this???????????
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Old 04-07-2009, 02:14 PM   #7  
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When I tried it in the Loaf I did Indeed Make a tuna loaf sandwich/Mock Sushi!
The loaf is definitely more moist

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Old 04-07-2009, 04:51 PM   #8  
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Tuna muffins........have you tried peanut M&M muffins?!?!?!?! Just kidding, but...I love canned tuna, but can't seem to like cooked tuna unless it is fresh tuna steaks. Here in my little neck of the woods nothing is fresh only frozen and a zillion dollars. But, I love shrimp burgers. I make them the same way that you do the tuna burgers, except my binder is a couple of TBSP of whole wheat bread and cook the veggies in the micro a little. I can't bake these individually because the shrimp has already been cooked and I heat them just long enough to kill off any thing that might be hiding in the egg whites. I top them off with homemade Splenda ketchup mixed with horseradish.

I am going to try this recipe because my DH loves salmon burgers and tuna is much cheaper than tuna burgers.

You all need to try Eggface's bacon and swiss bites, pizza bites, mexican bites, you make these up and can reheat them in the micro every morning. Full of protein and so good. Hmmmmm wonder if you can do tuna bites!?!?
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I can't eat bacon it makes me Dump Pizza and Mexican bites sound good tho
What's Eggface?
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Old 04-07-2009, 04:57 PM   #10  
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Sounds good! Thanks.

I just saw a recipe in one of my magazines for making deviled eggs with tuna rather than yolks. I thought that was a pretty great idea.
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mmm Devilled tuna and egg
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We eat a lot of tuna in my house and I LOVE the muffin recipe and the idea of tuna eggs. Thanks for the great ideas!
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She is of Sicilian descent and has had bariatric surgery and puts out the best recipes for WLS people. Her website is:

http://theworldaccordingtoeggface.blogspot.com/

She doesn't charge anything and loves to cook and gives her recipes away. I would love to see her publish a cookbook for bariatric patients. Her Italian bean salad is really good. She has tons of recipes for protein ice creams and all different kinds of the bites. Different kind of meatloaves and lots and lots of ww tortilla-type pizzas and casseroles. I love her roasted eggplant dip, ricotta pancakes. I think she lives in Californi and visits the farmer markets a lot. Her Ricotta bake is good and her noodle-less lasagna is one of my favorites. Really it was through her that I realized that I could eat food, real food, just tweak it a bit. She has a nice wls story also.

Now that tuna and egg thing......Yep gonna make it for supper. I learned this week that you can cook a whole bunch of eggs in your pressure cooker for hard boiled and it is so easy.

Dumping on bacon, oh man, I would probably be dead if I couldn't eat regular bacon. I hate the turkey bacon, BLAH!!, but love turkey sausage.

So what is everyone doing for Easter food. I'm not doing a traditional ham or lamb thing because I get stuck with leftovers that take me weeks to eat. I'm still working on ham that we had for Christmas. It is vaccum-packed and still good, but.........too much of a good thing.

We are having:
Smoked hamburgers and turkey brats
Fresh fruit
Veggies with homemade hummus
Baked potato casserole
SF Pistachio Pudding, Pineapple, Cottage cheese salad
Crescents and little sausages
Shrimp with homemade cocktail sauce
and what ever the kids decide to bring

Sure is a far cry from the ham, scalloped potatoes, gravy, corn, homemade rolls, cakes, pies, cookies that we used to have. Lot less work also. I'm getting a smoker this week and will be doing some turkey and ribs and that danged little Yorkie if he doesn't quit biting my ear when I'm on the computer!

Since there are so many low-carbers in our family, I'm really trying to not to make too many carby things, but have to feed those who just live without the carbs! I'll have all of my grandkids home at once time and I'm so excited about it!

Hope you all have a nice Easter and stay away from the candy. I still can't find the peanut M&Ms that my DH hid. TYG!!! I had a dark chocolate Hershey kiss yesterday that I found in the bottom of the freezer! I was surprised at how sweet it was and haven't missed them one bit. LOL!

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Nan I posted a Pesto "lasagna" on the SOuthbeach thread do you want it here?

NAN!!! OMG I LOVE EGGFACE I WANT TO MOVE TO CALI and eat with her!

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Yummers sounds good.......
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