I love tuna, guys. For me, it's just one of those foods that does it all. It can be comfort food, it can be refreshing, it can be spicy, it can be easy, and it can be fancy. This is a fancy jar of tuna:
It's not cheap. It will cost you about $8/jar (and you may have to get it at a specialty store, because the grocery store that must not be named doesn't carry it.) And I would say use fresh here, but I was following orders from the New York Times cooking site (which has some amazing recipes).
I saw a picture of this sandwich pop up in an email and I had to have it. That day. So I made it. That day. And I ate it. That day. And the next day. And the next day. I'm not lying either. It was so outstanding, that I kept craving it. I couldn't get enough. I tried it on different types of breads. Toasted. Not toasted. I tried it with different eggs. Hard boiled. Soft boiled. I tried it with and without Serrano (though, the spicier the better).
I think what turned me on the most about this sandwich was the fact that there was no mayo involved. But let me tell you...there is so much flavor in this sandwich, that you won't miss mayo. And don't get me wrong, I love me a good old fashioned tuna, onion, celery and mayo sammy on some white bread. But this sandwich is divine. It's the best tuna sandwich I've ever eaten.
PS - If you're laying off the bread, it would be just as amazing all mashed up together in a bowl and eaten with a fork.
PS2 - Don't let anyone tell you eggs are bad for you.
Try it here.
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