What to serve with Classic Tuna Melt?

Teriyaki Chicken Quinoa Bowl, Greek Chicken Couscous Bowl, or Chicken Burrito Bowl. Those sit in the same style as Classic Tuna Melt and keep the grocery list from exploding.

Is Classic Tuna Melt good for a weeknight?

12 minutes, start to plate. That is the kind of meal you cook the night you eat it, not Sunday.

Is Classic Tuna Melt high protein?

Yes. 44g of protein a serving from fish.

Classic Tuna Melt — $2.71 a serving

Name: Classic Tuna Melt
Cook time: 12 min
Total time: 12 min
Yield: 1 serving
Ingredients: ½ stalk celery; ½ medium tomatoes; ¼ cup cheddar; 1 tsp butter; 2 slices bread; 1 can canned tuna; 1 tbsp mayonnaise

$2.71 a serving · 12 min

Under 30 min
One pan
Pescatarian
Nut-free
High protein
PCOS-friendly
Heart-healthy
Anti-inflammatory
Thyroid-friendly
Comfort food
Family friendly
Fish

Cost is the ingredients you actually use. About $10.84 if you cook for four.

Calories: 580 kcal
Protein: 44g
Carbs: 38g
Fat: 29g

Ingredients

For one serving, in kitchen measures, grouped the way the store is laid out.

Produce

Celery½ stalk
Tomatoes½ medium

Dairy & eggs

Cheddar¼ cup
Butter1 tsp

Bakery

Bread2 slices

Pantry

Canned tuna1 can
Mayonnaise1 tbsp

How to cook it

1
Drain the tuna and mix it with the mayo, finely chopped celery and black pepper.
2
Spread the tuna over one slice of bread, top with the sliced tomato and grated cheddar and close the sandwich.
3
Butter the outsides of the bread.
4
Cook in a skillet over medium-low heat for 3 to 4 minutes a side until golden and the cheese has melted.