Reviewed: May 9, 2012

very tasty. used goat cheese instead of feta because it's what i had on had. still delicious.

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Reviewed: Apr. 26, 2012

The BEST tuna salad EVER. This should be renamed "Tuscan Tuna Salad." I made a double batch the first time I tried this (used 3 cans tuna). Added a full 1/2 cup fresh lemon juice (3 lemons). Added 1 c. chopped artichoke hearts (they were oil packed and even drained added enough oil to my tuna canned in water to achieve moistness and good flavor). Don't eat this salad until it has melded for a day. Absolutely unbelievably bright, fresh, satisfying...all who tried consumed huge quantities. Excellent to use for stuffing in a vine ripened tomato. I would not delete any of the ingredient...especially the fresh parsley and in the full amount called for. This particular combination of zingy red onion, salty black olives (used kalamata for a total tuscan treat), fresh zesty parsley, zippy fresh lemons, robust chickpeas and good old tuna absolutely LOVE each other. The feta is just the crown jewel. GO Krissy G!

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zipadeedoodah

Reviewed: Mar. 26, 2012

This sounded so... interesting... but I have to say it is pretty good. I don't really like tuna but it's good for you so I'm trying to eat it. I used tuna in water, drained and then added olive oil. I also used 2 cans of tuna, omitted the onion and used onion powder instead, dried parsley 4 oz of feta cheese. It's pretty good in Ritz crackers!

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rngray

Reviewed: Mar. 19, 2012

This was light, refreshing, and delicious! I added the artichokes as suggested. This was great for dinner on a warm night.

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meganwi

Reviewed: Mar. 12, 2012

Very good recipe. I used green onion instead of red and also tuna canned in water instead of oil. I did add an extra can of tuna and 1 tsp. of olive oil. Flavor was great! We stuffed Whole wheat pita pockets and it was delicious. Next time I will probably add more feta, just a personal preference. Will definitely make again, and even take to parties for side dish.

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ajnrobin

Reviewed: Feb. 8, 2012

A quick and easy dinner. I will make this again.

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galster

Reviewed: Dec. 14, 2011

My daughter and I really, really loved this. We can't figure out why; it's definitely a "sum is greater than its parts" recipe! Even better the next day. We omitted the olives and used tuna in water but added a Tbls of olive oil. GREAT!

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LKel

Reviewed: Oct. 9, 2011

easy and tasty :) I added a little more olive oil and lemon juice.. (I used fresh chickpeas that had been cooked and frozen then thawed) so they where a little drier than canned.. very good..will make 1000times more :)..oh and I had the artichoke with it! Perfect..and healthy

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Nadia Taijeron

Cooking Level: Expert

Living In: Hampton, Virginia, USA

Reviewed: Aug. 18, 2011

This was quite good but I added a few things that for my taste made it GREAT. I added capers, lemon zest, sundried tomatoes, English cucumber. Didn't have red onion substituted yellow onion and didn't have fresh parsley. Husband loved it too! He didn't know he liked chickpeas! This will be a regular dis at our house.

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