Canned tuna makes a great addition to pasta salad

Canned tuna is available in two storage options: oil and water. If you prefer a richer taste, opt for the oil-packed variety. The tuna absorbs the flavorful oil, resulting in a higher fat content compared to the water-packed version, but it also delivers a more robust flavor—ideal for dishes where tuna is a key ingredient.
The amount of tuna you incorporate into your pasta salad is entirely up to you, but you can elevate the recipe by combining the tuna with flavors reminiscent of classic tuna salad. A mayonnaise-based dressing adds tang and acidity from ingredients like relish, mustard, or red wine vinegar, which help to balance the tuna's rich, salty taste. For the best results, mix in half of the dressing while preparing the salad, and add the remaining half just before serving. This technique allows the flavors to meld without letting the pasta soak up all the dressing.
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