Ingredients
TUNA
2 cups almonds
3 stalks raw celery (diced)
3 green onions (thinly sliced)
1 tablespoon parsley (chopped)
3 tablespoons lemon juice
1 clove garlic
1 teaspoon sea salt (finely ground)
2 dashes of cayenne pepper
1/3 cup nori or wakame seaweed (soaked, chopped)
MAYONNAISE
1 cup pine nuts
2 tablespoons apple cider vinegar
4 dates (pitted)
1 clove garlic
1 teaspoon sea salt
1 tablespoon lemon juice
½ teaspoon each dill, thyme, and basil (optional)
1 large avocado
SERVING (OPTIONAL)
Collard leaves
Avocado
Tomato (sliced)
Mesclun greens or sprouts
Raw black olives
Pepper
Recipe Directions
1. Place almonds, parsley, 3 tablespoons lemon juice, 1 clove garlic, 1 teaspoon salt, cayenne pepper and seaweed in a food processor. Process the hell out of it. You can make it chunkier if you want, but chop the garlic first--you don’t want to bite into that!
2. Stir in celery and green onions. Set aside.
3. Place pine nuts, avocado, 1 tablespoon lemon juice, 2 tablespoons apple cider vinegar, 1 teaspoon salt, dates, 1 clove garlic, and spices in the food processor. Blend it like you never blended before. It becomes really smooth and creamy.
4. Mix 1/2 of the mayonnaise with the almond mixture. You can add more if it’s too dry.
5. Take a big collard leaf and spread some of the mayonnaise in the center. Add as much of the "tuna" as you like.
6. Top with sliced avocado, sliced tomato, mesclun greens or sprouts, raw black olives, and freshly cracked pepper. You can sprinkle a little salt on the collard if the mixture isn’t salty enough also.
7. Roll it up, cut it in half, and try not to stuff it all into your face at once!
Jamestheraw's Thoughts
By jamestherawThis is so good if you’re one of those who can’t seem to eat enough.
I make enough of this to have sandwiches for several days because I can’t seem to get tired of eating it!
Wrapping it in collards seems to make it easier to eat (much bigger than romaine and with much less water). You can make giant sandwiches with it!
For an extra delicious tuna salad: I marinated some sun-dried tomatoes for a day in olive oil, apple cider vinegar, and Italian spices, chopped them, and added about 1/4 cup when I mixed my mayonnaise with the tuna. It rocked.
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Jesusgirl
May 20, 2010
I just made this. I couldn't get the almonds to break down. So, I added a tablespoon of rejuvelac. It worked. This is pretty good! I had kelp and this was pretty good. I thought it had a lot of ingredients. Thank God I keep most everything on hand. Bummer I only had 1/2 cup of pine nuts and had to cut the dressing in half. To the market tomorrow I go! I had enough for my hubby and I to have several "mock tuna". He had his on onion bread from this site and I had mine on cabbage roll.
lstorz
Mar 17, 2010
FANTASTIC! This is one of the best raw sandwiches I have had! It was really easy to make, and even after eating a huge sandwich, I still have enough left for two more sandwiches. As of today, this is a staple of my raw diet. And it's portable and not too messy! Thank you! Thank you!!!!
organicgem
Mar 26, 2010
And...thank you for sharing this recipe!!!
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yDFFAigSEo
May 21, 2019
yDFFAigSEo's Review
Tuna Salad Sandwiches
Thank you for such a great recipe. I put everything in a bun and had it for lunch it was amazing
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sv3
Jul 18, 2011
Wow, this is the first mock tuna mayo recipe I've made and it really does taste like the real thing! I made a batch for my lunchover the next few days but already eaten a fair amount as couldnt resist! Thanks muchly.
Anonymous
Nov 28, 2010
yummmy in my tummy
Livingwellonraw
Oct 16, 2010
I copied several tuna recipes a few weeks ago but this one sort of caught my eye - while waiting for my raw food students to arrive for class (I had about 20 minutes) I decided to make the tuna - I could not stop eating it - I actually put it on blue chips - I used to be a big tuna fan - I can trully say I will never miss tuna again with this recipe - I think I will try dehydrating for a tuna steak !!!!
sesamebutterfly
Jul 16, 2010
I just made this recipe and it was sooo delicious!
sesamebutterfly
Jul 16, 2010
I just made this recipe and it was sooo delicious!
Raw_Chocoholic
Jun 21, 2010
I should have tried this sooner! Far far better than regular tuna sandwiches.
gitana
Jun 11, 2010
Thank you for posting this delicious recipe. I ran out of seaweed - so I did without. And I sub'd carrot pulp for half of the almonds. Crazygood.
Thanks again, jamestheraw!
carrie6292
May 25, 2010
Oh my gosh, this looks delicious! I'm not a fan of Nori, do you think it will turn out good anyway?? I hope so! This photo looks amazing. I wish i could reach in the computer and take it out (of course, that wouldn't help since i'm on my 3rd day of the Master Cleanse :)
Jesusgirl
May 20, 2010
This is a dish I'll make again and again.
Jesusgirl
May 20, 2010
I just made this. I couldn't get the almonds to break down. So, I added a tablespoon of rejuvelac. It worked. This is pretty good! I had kelp and this was pretty good. I thought it had a lot of ingredients. Thank God I keep most everything on hand. Bummer I only had 1/2 cup of pine nuts and had to cut the dressing in half. To the market tomorrow I go! I had enough for my hubby and I to have several "mock tuna". He had his on onion bread from this site and I had mine on cabbage roll.
kalelemonade
May 16, 2010
Geeeez these are great!
Raw Ju Ju
May 06, 2010
Thank you thank you thank you!! This is amazing! I am eating it right now! I can't believe how much this tastes like conventional mayo...it is eerie!!
1GirlTwinBoys
Apr 21, 2010
This is absolutely DELICIOUS! I'm addicted to it and actually crave it when I don't have any in the fridge. Thanks so much for sharing this!
amyutonium
Apr 19, 2010
Thanks so much, I was looking for a mock tuna salad recipe & came across this one, which looks much better than I imagined. Your other recipes look & sound great! I'm also from a small town...very small & country...so I know what you mean about people not understanding the raw diet. Everyone tells me I'm going to get sick. ??? Those poor souls.
organicgem
Mar 26, 2010
And...thank you for sharing this recipe!!!
organicgem
Mar 26, 2010
My guy and I LOVED these! We are in complete agreement that these are very, very filling....and taste so great you'll want more. Had to make some substitutions for the mayo, I used kumba for the seaweed, and I also added the sun dried tomatoes. This is one of the best raw recipes we've tried so far. Very easy to make, and was great the next day, too.
kundalalita
Mar 25, 2010
this is definitely delicious... and very filling! which is too bad cuz my mouth doesn't want to stop eating it lol. and the avocado mayonnaise Does taste just like mayo... better actually! its true that its a lot of fat but it hits the spot if you have a craving. thank you!
TimH
Mar 24, 2010
Been loving this recipe. I took it to a New Year's Day potluck as a salad on a bed of spinach and tomatoes and it was a huge hit. Thanks!
lstorz
Mar 17, 2010
FANTASTIC! This is one of the best raw sandwiches I have had! It was really easy to make, and even after eating a huge sandwich, I still have enough left for two more sandwiches. As of today, this is a staple of my raw diet. And it's portable and not too messy! Thank you! Thank you!!!!
susannabellajane
Mar 09, 2010
I should have soaked the almonds awhile before attempting to grind the "tuna" mix in my little food processor....but 1/2 later I had it all done, my meat-loving husband liked it a lot and my daughter begged for the recipe. PLUS.....this was my first introduction to a large, uncooked collard leaf, Since then I've been thinly slicing the collard leaf, massaging with lemon juice, olive oil, salt and red pepper and it makes the most amazing base for other salad mixtures, as well as by itself. Thanks again !!!
elbowsfromabove
Mar 02, 2010
wow that looks awesome
Mon46
Feb 26, 2010
O.k., this is probably more fat than I eat in a month, but so worth it! It was delicious. I didn't add the dates and used red dulse as the seaweed, but it still turned out great. Thanks so much!
violetsareblack
Feb 25, 2010
I am eating these now as I type and oh WOW! Yum! I did not use the seaweed, but I am sure it's great with it. I am going to say, very rich and filling!!!
myrawlife
Feb 22, 2010
Wow! I just made this tonight...it was absolutely fabulous! Very tasty, and very filling. I'm taking some to work tomorrow to share with coworkers. They love trying new and delicious foods. Thanks for sharing!
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