Reviewed: May 5, 2013

Very tasty! I add a half of a cap of lemon juice to give it some zing. I also found that two full slices of cheese is a bit much- I put just one slice over the top only, otherwise the cheese takes over everything. I also just put my bread in the toaster first for about 45 seconds, then assemble the sandwiches, then finish under the broiler. Don't worry if the tuna seems a little dry- with the tomatoes and cheese, these sandwiches are plenty moist.

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ddferrari

Reviewed: Apr. 7, 2013

Awesome! This is the perfect tuna melt; however, for a richer taste, I left out the vinegar and celery.

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Hajni

Cooking Level: Expert

Living In: Martinez, California, USA

Reviewed: Mar. 21, 2013

I made this for my husband and he LOVED it! I'd already made my tuna and I didn't add celery because I didn't have any. I added 1 tsp of pickle relish with the rest of the listed ingredients then broiled as directed. Needless to say, no leftovers! Perfect lunch. Thank you CookingirlLJ. :)

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whats4dinner

Cooking Level: Intermediate

Home Town: Fulton, Maryland, USA

Living In: Sykesville, Maryland, USA

Reviewed: Mar. 21, 2013

Not a huge tuna eater typically, but this was really good. Only change I made is an English muffin instead of rye bread and I scaled it down to one serving. It was really good.

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Kara6862

Reviewed: Mar. 13, 2013

The name says it all! Loved this! I've been stuck on the old boiled egg, mayo & sweet relish for years! How refreshing to have a "light" tuna salad with a great taste. Loved the addition of the red wine vinegar. Thanks soooo much!

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PV Chef

Cooking Level: Expert

Reviewed: Mar. 7, 2013

Great recipe.

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micmac

Reviewed: Feb. 24, 2013

Not bad. While I prolly won't make this again (I prefer my personal recipe a *tad* better), I'm glad to have given this a try nonetheless. My husband is not a tuna salad fan and even he commented that this is the best he's ever had so this can't be THAT bad lol. :) Although decent, I felt this was a tad dry for my liking. I had to add more mayo to achieve the texture I wanted. I also had to add more vinegar to get the tang I was looking for (it was barely noticeable, IMHO). Pumpernickel bread was a perfect choice for our sandwiches. Milk shakes (compliments of Steak 'n Shake!), fries, coleslaw and pickle spears rounded out our meal and made us feel like we were eating at an actual diner - NJ style. :-) Thanks for sharing your recipe with the AR community, COOKINGIRLLJ!

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Chef Mickey (aka Mickey)

Cooking Level: Intermediate

Home Town: De Soto, Missouri, USA

Living In: Elgin, Illinois, USA

Reviewed: Feb. 10, 2013

This was good. pretty basic. Of course I forgot to put cheese below the tomato so maybe that would of made a difference.

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anclife

Reviewed: Feb. 1, 2013

This was pretty good. I don't like rye bread, so I substituted some of the Kings Hawaiian sandwich rolls, and I also don't really like Swiss, so I instead used some American cheese slices. And I don't use red wine vinegar, so I substituted rice vinegar, which seemed to work pretty well. Next time, I would probably reduce the amount of parsley (I used 1 tsp. dry) and maybe add in a little Mrs. Dash to give the tuna a bit more flavor.

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