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I didn't really understand this recipe. For example I didn't see the point of baking it in the oven -- the eggs are precooked the tuna is canned etc. Why bake at 350? I also think more effort should be made to thicken the sauce -- 2 cups of milk heated and stirred for 3 minutes gives 3 cups of hot milk. The end result is a very hot runny and fairly colorless liquid soup with tuna eggs etc. If I were to do this again I'd begin with a bechamel sauce and add cream or whole milk a few tablespoons at a time if needed. I'd also skip baking it in the oven.
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(16)
I am only giving this recipe 5 stars because my fussy - very picky boys have BEGGED me to fix it again. I personally thought it was gross and I have to make it again tonight...ugh!
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(13)
I LOVED this recipe not too hard to cook and tastes great. The kids and I could eat this seven nights a week.
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(11)
This was absolutely not good. It was OK but far from being good. I've made simular dishes like this one but this one is at the bottom of those prior.
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(9)
Great family filler. Great for those of us that are conscious of needing one more fish meal per week. I added spanish onion and fresh asparagus to the mix before putting in the oven and served with salad not pasta.
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(9)
This was a great Sunday evening filler after a big lunch. The sauce did need more flour to thicken and I added more cheese and it's probably sacriledge but I left out the egg. Both me and my husband really enjoyed it especially with the crunchy stringy top created by putting it in the oven.
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(7)
This was okay nothing "knock your socks off" or horrible. Fairly bland and mushy. Added mixed veggies for color and flavor/texture. Don't really think it's worth the time or effort but it was edible. Probably won't make again.
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