Tuna Salad and veggie bowl:
Materials Needed:
- 1 bag of your choice of salad greens
- 1 rinsed, fresh carrot
- 1 rinsed, avocado
- 1 rinsed, celery stick
- 1 can of light tuna in water or oil of preferred, but water is better
- 1 regular sized bowl or medium sized plate to put the end product
- 1 cutting knife, & 1 cutting board or extra plate to cut the veggies
- 1 any style peeler to peel the skin off of the veggies
- 1 fork or spoon, whichever you prefer to scoop out avocado & it's seed
- 1 tuna can hand or electric opener
Step 1:
Step 2:
Place the carrot on cutting board or plate. Then use peeler to peel excess skin off of the carrot and use the peeler to make your carrot slices. Once done cut peeled carrots in halves and place in bowl.
Step 3:
Cut one straight line around the avocado then simply twist the two sides till they split apart. Then use a knife to cut lines going horizontally then vertically creating little cubes . Use a spoon or fork to scoop out the cubes and place in the bowl.
Step 4:
Use a knife to cut the top of celery stalk right below the leaves and throw away the leaves. Then use the bottom half and cut into bite size pieces. Then place in bowl.
Step 5:
Finally use tuna can opener hand or electric to open the can of tuna, simply drain out the excess water and pour tuna into the bowl and you're finished, yay!!
Five easy steps to this delicious and healthy meal. Of course if you don't like these specific veggies you can always substitute for ones you like. As far as dressing goes, I don't usually put any with this type of salad. But with other salads, my top two favorite dressings to use are ranch and thousand island. :)
Finally use tuna can opener hand or electric to open the can of tuna, simply drain out the excess water and pour tuna into the bowl and you're finished, yay!!
Five easy steps to this delicious and healthy meal. Of course if you don't like these specific veggies you can always substitute for ones you like. As far as dressing goes, I don't usually put any with this type of salad. But with other salads, my top two favorite dressings to use are ranch and thousand island. :)