Tuna Salad W/ Wasabi Mayonnaise & Capers
August 14, 2009 by Dexie Wharton
Filed under Recipes
I usually use my Wasabi Mayonnaise for sushi. It is sooooo much better than the regular wasabi that sushi is typically served with. Once in a while I try to incorporate it as an ingredient to some dishes. But only as a touch because eve if it’s mayonnaise based, it still has the kick of wasabi, trust me.
I made a basic tuna salad for lunch the other day but I added a couple of twists thanks to wasabi mayonnaise and capers.

Tuna Salad W/ Wasabi Mayonnaise & Capers Sandwich (Image @ Dexie Wharton)
INGREDIENTS:
3 cans of tuna, drained
2 spoonfuls of mayonnaise
1 tsp of Wasabi mayonnaise
a handful of capers
salt and pepper to taste
bread
slices of cheese
Just combine everything together in bowl. Refrigerate for 30 mionutes before serving. I like my tuna filling cold.
Spread tuna filling on on piece of bread, top with a slice of cheddar cheese, then the other piece of bread. Cut in the middle, diagonally.

Tuna Salad W/ Wasabi Mayonnaise & Capers Sandwich (Image @ Dexie Wharton)
And there you go. Tuna Sandwich with wasabi and capers. The best thing about this was my son was none the wiser. I didn’t tell him there was wasabi or capers in them. Just a simple trick to get him to explore his taste buds without knowing it.
Wasabi Mayonnaise can be found at any Asian stores.















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