From: Milla
On Apr 3, 2002
pretty good sandwich. the vinegar mixture really compliments the flavors of the rest of the ingredients. next time i think i'll skip the capers and add some cheese.
From: LikeItLoveIt
On Nov 20, 2001
This was excellent. The only difference is I used fresh tuna instead of canned, but I doubt that will make a big difference.
From: Kim D.
On Aug 20, 2003
This sandwich was good and a nice change from the regular way we make tuna. I left out the capers, because I'm not a big caper fan. I thought the red-wine vinegar was a little over powering, so next time I will use only a 1/4 cup vinegar, or perhaps try balsamic vinegar as you suggested!
From: spatchcock
On Aug 28, 2007
Yum! Great sandwich. I made it as you wrote it, except that I added a bit of garlic to the vinaigrette.
From: Charlis Meador
On Sep 18, 2003
Had this the other day for lunch and it was outstanding! A very good combinations of flavours. The only change I made was to add some toasted pine nuts for texture. Oh, I also hollowed out some of the soft bread to make a "pocket" for the filling. Little less messy that way, and I add the bread to my ongoing breadcrumb collection.
From: s'kat
On Feb 26, 2002
I made it with fresh tuna and balsamic vinegar today: wow! Great way to use up leftovers!
From: Thyme4Ma
On Jul 30, 2009
sounds great. I would add some freshly grated lemon peel and juice in stead of the vinegar though. yum!
From: European Mutt, Citizen of Planet Earth
On Jul 26, 2009
Excellent! I added chopped Italian flat-leaf parsley and it made it better
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