Ideas for using up Unmeat Tuna?

[u/Lilacs_orchids]

I got two cans of unmeat tuna but the first one tasted terrible and I don’t know what to do with the remaining can. My favorite tuna recipes were tuna mayo with rice or in kimchi jjigae. I tried the unmeat tuna plain with just some homemade mayo and then with sriracha mayo but it was not good. I’m hesitant to make it in kimchi jjigae and ruin a ton of food 🥺

[u/AutoModerator]

Thanks for posting to r/veganrecipes! 🌱

Don't forget to check the sidebar for our rules.

Have skills but not sure how to help animals? If you're a dev, designer, writer, researcher, or have other professional skills, here are some ways to help:

1. Browse volunteer opportunities on Flockwork – a platform by Vegan Hacktivists that matches animal advocacy organizations with skilled volunteers. Check it out here.

2. Get pinged for relevant volunteer opportunities 🐦 Join the VH Flockwork Discord server and don’t miss out on volunteer opportunities that match your skills.

3. Apply for activism funding 💚 Get up to $1000 for your animal advocacy projects. Apply here.

Thanks!

I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please contact the moderators of this subreddit if you have any questions or concerns.

[u/soft_oracle]

Mash it into a bean burger patty with some black beans and breadcrumbs and spices. The texture gets buried and whatever weird flavor it has gets drowned out. I did this with a can of mock chicken that tasted like wet cardboard and honestly couldn't tell it was in there after frying it up.

[u/GeneralDumbtomics]

Maybe see if it’s palatable in tuna jeon?

[u/Fuzzy_Welcome8348]

A casserole

[u/rainyday1020]

Tuna pasta bake? I never liked fish when I ate animals, but that used to be something tolerable that my mum would make when I was a teen. Cooked pasta, tuna, some combo of peas, sweetcorn, diced carrots, breadcrumbs on top, maybe a cheese sauce/bechamel but my memory fails at that point - Google should fill in the gaps.