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How to liven up tuna pasta bake leftovers

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WisteriaWoman · 09/05/2011 21:00

This evening me and DD had tuna pasta bake: tuna,pasta and tomatoes and sweetcorn. It was hmmm alright. There is enough left for DD's supper tomorrow night. Has anyone suggestions on how to make it more enjoyable second time around?

(I'm thinking of chucking loads of cheese /breadcrumbs onto it and making it into a gratin...)

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bigTillyMint · 09/05/2011 21:01

Make a cheese sauce and do it like a sort of lasagne?

WisteriaWoman · 09/05/2011 21:11

Oh thank you Tilly - that certainly sounds a bit more palatable.

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Fiddledee · 09/05/2011 21:18

bin?

WisteriaWoman · 09/05/2011 21:28

hmm don't tempt me to chuck it but it's a bloody waste and I already chuck away far too much food as it is.

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rockinhippy · 10/05/2011 11:57

Add blue cheese, (such as gorgonzola or stilton) & spinach to the sauce & then top with a mix of cheese breadcrumb & sunflower seeds as a gratin - this will make it tasty, yet very different at the same time

Fiddledee · 10/05/2011 12:28

I just think reheated pasta is foul no matter what you do to it. It takes like soggy cardboard. Pasts is not exactly expensive, just cook less next time.

WisteriaWoman · 10/05/2011 21:22

Good news - the reheated pasta bake was a success thanks to enormous quantities of cheese sauce / gratin on top! BUT there was still enough left for a 3rd meal however, I accidentally dropped the dish and so it's finally made it to the bin! HORRAH!

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