Whip up this budget-friendly treat using storecupboard ingredients, canned tuna and homemade garlic mayonnaise. Ready in under 30 minutes, gluten free and keto, this easy recipe is perfect for a weeknight dinner. In place of breadcrumbs, I used ground pork rind to give this casserole a crispy, crunchy topping. Use almond meal instead if you prefer.
Roasted Garlic Mayonnaise | Tuna Gratin |
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- Preheat the oven to 200C/400F. Peel the garlic cloves, put them in a small ovenproof dish, drizzle with 100 ml olive oil, sprinkle with flaky sea salt, add the thyme and bake for about 20 minutes.
- Let cool first, then put everything in the container of your immersion blender, add the remaining olive oil, the egg, lemon juice. Blend until creamy. Taste and adjust the seasoning if needed.
- Preheat the oven to 200C/400F. Mix together the drained tuna, garlic mayonnaise, Dijon, half of the Cheddar cheese, minced red onion, chopped spring onion, salt, pepper, and smoked paparika.
- Transfer the mixture to a small casserole dish. Sprinkle the ground pork rind and remaining shredded Cheddar cheese on top. Bake for about 15-20 minutes until golden brown and crispy.
36 comments:
That sounds like a delicious casserole. Yum yum
...this is something that I would like.
We will definitely try this one.
Hello,
This does sound delicious and easy, I will give it a try. Thanks for sharing. Take care, have a wonderful weekend.
Yummy
Me gustaría probar esta cazuela porque esa combinación de ingredientes me es desconocida, aunque no creo que me disguste. Se ve rica.
I love tuna and this looks good.
Che bontà complimenti!
This is really interesting. I've got a couple cans of tuna in the cupboard that I'd love to dedicate to making this. I'm also very interested in using an almond meal topping!
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It looks so delicious
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That is my sort of dish to keep weight down
That looks fabulous and I'm sure it would drive the cat noses here crazy!
Angie: a light preparation, as you say, ketogenic that is based on the reduction of carbohydrates and increases fats and proteins, substances that the body uses as a source of energy.
Gracias por la receta. Te mando un beso.
Looks good but I would used salmon, don't care for tuna out of a tin.
I'm not a big fan of the keto diet, but I would love to try a dish like this.
Tuna is my favorite..... yummy
Sounds lovely. I adore tuna casserole! And I love how simple the prep is. Though I'd be sorely tempted to add noodles, if I'm honest... ;-)
It looks delicious.Thanks for sharing.
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Looks delicious.
What a creative recipe! Roasted garlic mayonnaise and tuna gratin with a crispy pork rind topping - sounds like a flavorful and unique dish. I like that it's budget-friendly and quick to prepare. Can't wait to try this for a satisfying weeknight dinner!
Tuna casserole always makes me think of my mother's, which is not a good thought. It was all cracker and hardly any tuna, but she liked it. Yours looks really delicious though. And not tons of cracker either. Happy new week Angie.
I love it!....I can't wait to try it!!....I will wait until the cold days arrive!!.......Abrazotes, Marcela
tuna with new style...i like tuna very much because of their nutricious. Great recipe Angie ^^
Muy interesante y original Angie! Creativo menú para sorprender en la mesa. Muchas gracias!
Muy buena semana Angie!!
Y buenos augurios en la celebración de vuestro pais!!
i love tuna! i'd have to leave out the pork rind but other than that ...
This looks delicious. Can you buy the ground pork rind from the supermarket? Really nice recipe Angie.
That looks great, I doubt I’d miss the carbs.
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@Happy Retiree's Kitchen Hi Pauline, I just grind the pork rind into the food processor.
Yum, yum, yummy!
Great recipe.
All the best Jan
This sounds delicious. I have a tuna tart recipe that we love so this will make a nice change.
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Thanks for you visits, cheers Diane
@Diane Can you tell me what kind of popups? I didn't do anything to activate them..
Hi Angie, I have just had another look and I see that yesterday I must have clicked somehow on other links that you have for FB, Pinterest, Twitter and Yummily. Leaving this comment the first time, Twitter also popped up in the comment and I did not knowingly click on anything, I then started again and this timer it is fine. Cheers Diane
Oh, wow… This would actually kill me with that much garlic! But I know I can make it with regular mayonnaise. Looks beautiful. (David from Cocoa & Lavender — I seem only to be able to comment anonymously now…)
Made tuna frittata recently using canned tuna ! Your tuna casserole looks right up my alley.
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