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Bruschetta Tuna Salad

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beans, Bruschetta, salad, tomatoes, tuna

Who doesn’t love Bruschetta on a soft summer evening? To me, it conjures up the end of a leisurely day at the beach in Southern France where I grew up! It’s usually served over little toasted baguette slices as an appetizer. Here, basically all I do is add canned tuna, and serve it over mixed greens. It’s superb, it’s festive and it’s no fuss! Whats not to love!

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Bruschetta Tuna Salad served over toasted baguette slices

 

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  1. Tom says

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    Hello,
    Do you have nutrient values on your recipes? Being in remission, I have learned a new way of eating, which omits grains, beans, lentils and soy. What I can eat are steamed vegetables, soaked nuts/seeds, grain-free breads and crackers without Cassava flour, as well as occasional 1-2 oz of salmon or sardines. I would try the recipes with beans if I know the carb, fiber and protein count. I have my limitations per meal. Thank you so much.

    Also, I don’t eat dairy.

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  2. Tom says

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    Hello,
    Do you have nutrient values on your recipes? Being in remission, I have learned a new way of eating, which omits grains, beans, lentils and soy. What I can eat are steamed vegetables, soaked nuts/seeds, grain-free breads and crackers without Cassava flour, as well as occasional 1-2 oz of salmon or sardines. I would try the recipes with beans if I know the carb, fiber and protein count. I have my limitations per meal. Thank you so much.

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    • Catherine Katz says

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      Hi Tom, I am so sorry I don’t because of the reasons I elaborate on here: https://cuisinicity.com/calories-in-calories-out-but-dont-obsess/

      However, having said that, I understand this doesn’t help you and I so appreciate you trying to maximize your nutrition according to your doctors advice. So I suggest using this nutritional analysis tool where you can enter each ingredient of the recipe you are interested in and it will calculate it for you. I hope that helps. https://www.verywellfit.com/recipe-nutrition-analyzer-4157076

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  3. Valerie says

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    5 stars
    Oh my goodness ! When I tell you this is the yummiest thing I’ve ever put in my mouth that is no exaggeration! AND it is so incredibly simple to make I am going to make it all the time! YUMMM

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  4. Savannah Wheeler says

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    5 stars
    This bruschetta is SUPERB! It is delicious and so easy to make!

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