IS tuna baked a white sauce with pasta acceptable or not?

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Winded Sep 2016 9:08pm, 9 Sep 2016 4699 posts	0 Winded Mushrooms would be nicer. It's not actually poisonous though so with enough seasoning I'd eat it.
GlennR Sep 2016 9:23pm, 9 Sep 2016 21710 posts	0 GlennR What I do is cook the pasta and some peas. Stir both up together with tinned tuna - yellow fin obviously- mayonnaise and some freshly chopped chilli.
rhb Sep 2016 9:28pm, 9 Sep 2016 782 posts	0 rhb The only Tuna recipe you'll ever need: bbc.co.uk
cackleberry Sep 2016 9:41pm, 9 Sep 2016 1151 posts	0 cackleberry Not sure about the white sauce, but tuna and pasta is amazing. Cheese with fish is amazing.
cackleberry Sep 2016 9:41pm, 9 Sep 2016 1152 posts	0 cackleberry Oh, mushrooms are dirty.
Velociraptor Sep 2016 9:44pm, 9 Sep 2016 34460 posts	0 Velociraptor White fish goes beautifully with cheese, and smoked oily fish and cream cheese is fine though I prefer something a bit sharper with oily fish. And I can see how tuna in cheese sauce would work, I just don't like warm tuna.
McGoohan Sep 2016 9:45pm, 9 Sep 2016 25620 posts	0 McGoohan Aubergines are mank! That's a cast iron opinion!
LindsD Sep 2016 9:49pm, 9 Sep 2016 11648 posts	0 LindsD Aubergines are yum!
cackleberry Sep 2016 10:05pm, 9 Sep 2016 1153 posts	0 cackleberry Aubergines are in the dirty corner with the mushrooms.
Sharkie Sep 2016 10:07pm, 9 Sep 2016 9948 posts	0 Sharkie Some of you are forgetting the (hideous) BAKED part of the whole concept.