Lent - Tuna Noodle Casserole

Author:
Laura L Scotty
Updated date:
Feb 19, 2021

Doing food reviews is personal to me and my tastes. I know that everyone is not going to agree with my opinions and that's okay!!

Another family favorite in our house was Tuna Noodle Casserole. Lisa, my oldest step-daughter brought this recipe home from a friend's house and made it many times.

I watched her make it and made it many times even though I don't like my tuna fish cooked. I prefer a tuna fish sandwich but the rest of the family loves it. It's so simple the recipe isn't really necessary if you know how to make noodles. The rest is a matter of layering the ingredients and cooking in a covered dish in the microwave.

Bill, my oldest son, didn't eat any peas or beans for that matter. I have to take a bowl of Chili out of the pot for him just before I add the kidney beans because of this. My point is that even though my son didn't eat any beans, he ate this tuna noodle casserole without any adjustments.

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Ingredients

1 lb. Egg Noodles
2 cans Light Tuna Fish, packed in water
2 cans Cream of Mushroom Soup
1 pkg. Frozen Peas
Potato Chips, Crushed

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Instructions

Boil the noodles until tender and then drain.
Drain tuna fish.
Layer in a casserole beginning with cream of mushroom soup, then the noodles, sprinkled with tuna and peas. Then crumble a light layer of potato chips
Continue layering until all the ingredients are used. Then crumble a final layer of potato chips. Cover the casserole and bake in the microwave to 20 minutes.
This recipe needs to be cooked in a covered microwave dish to keep the moisture in the ingredients.

Alternatives

Thinking out of the box here, let's consider using a can of lump crab meat instead of the tuna. Yum now I could go for that one.

Once Lent is over you can substitute, a cooked chicken breast cut into pieces instead of the tuna fish. This could lead to a whole new experience in flavors by just changing up the tuna for something else.