Tuna And Grits
This is actually a breakfast dish in the Bahamas but can also be a fast, easy, and delicious lunch!
Ingredients
Hominy or Yellow Grits, enough for 2 servings
2 Tins of Canned Tuna, in water
1/4 cup white onion, finely chopped
2 Tablespoon Light Mayo
Juice of 1 Lime
Hot Pepper*, finely chopped
Butter
Salt and Pepper
Hot Sauce (if desired)Directions
Start by making the tuna salad. First drain the tuna and mix with mayo, lime juice, hot pepper, and salt and pepper. Cover and store in the fridge while you prepare your grits. Cook the grits according to package directions. When grits are done cooking, stir in a pad or two of butter, salt and pepper, and mix well. Pour hot grits into serving bowls and top with tuna salad. Serve with hot sauce.
* Habañero pepper is the Bahamian way, but jalapeño or crushed red pepper flakes will work.
Serves: 2
* Habañero pepper is the Bahamian way, but jalapeño or crushed red pepper flakes will work.
Serves: 2
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