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Question:

1 Small can tomato paste 1 Can water (from the tomato paste can) 1 Can Tuna packed in oil (not water packed)     (If you only have water packed tuna, add 1 tbsp olive oil) 1 Bay leaf. Mix the tomato paste, water, tuna and bay leaf in a heavy club aluminum pot.  Slowly bring to a boil stirring occasionally.  Let simmer on low for 45 minutes.  Serve over your favorite pasta.  Venire e mangiare -Tony — "The Christian ideal has not been tried and found wanting. It has been found difficult and left untried." — G. K. Chesterton

Response:

I have never tried tuna, but I have done a "regular spaghetti" and substituted shrimp (regular size, or "popcorn")for the ground beef. — Buny http://members.delphi.com/sumbuny/index.html

– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – 1 Small can tomato paste 1 Can water (from the tomato paste can) 1 Can Tuna packed in oil (not water packed)     (If you only have water packed tuna, add 1 tbsp olive oil) 1 Bay leaf. Mix the tomato paste, water, tuna and bay leaf in a heavy club aluminum pot.  Slowly bring to a boil stirring occasionally.  Let simmer on low for 45 minutes.  Serve over your favorite pasta.  Venire e mangiare -Tony — "The Christian ideal has not been tried and found wanting. It has been found difficult and left untried." — G. K. Chesterton

Response:

<<I have never tried tuna, but I have done a "regular spaghetti" and substituted shrimp (regular size, or "popcorn")for the ground beef. — Buny We use very large uncut mushrooms and cut up bell peppers in the sauce to give it "crunch."

Response:

Readers of alt.religion.christian.roman-catholic, hearken unto the words of Cunneen: <<I have never tried tuna, but I have done a "regular spaghetti" and substituted shrimp (regular size, or "popcorn")for the ground beef. — Buny We use very large uncut mushrooms and cut up bell peppers in the sauce to give it "crunch."

There’s a fungus among us! Edward —