Vegan “tuna” is really delicious and very easy to make! You can keep it plain, or add chopped veggies and/or pickles, just like you would with tuna salad. This vegan “tuna” gets its flavor from two seasonings. The Magickal Broth Powder provides onion, garlic, and herbs, and the dulse granules give it a “fishy” essence:
To make the “tuna,” drain two cans of chickpeas, and add them to a medium-sized bowl:
Squash the drained chickpeas with a fork. You want them broken up, but not mashed:
Chop the vegetables and pickles if you are using them:
Add the Magickal Broth Powder, dulse, and pepper to the vegan lemonaise. Stir to combine.
Add the Dijon mustard and Tamari, then stir again:
Add the mayo mixture to the squashed chickpeas, and stir until evenly blended:
Add the chopped vegetables and pickles if you are using them:
Fold together until well combined:
Cover the bowl with plastic wrap, and chill for at least two hours:
Make sandwiches! Shown are an open-face “tuna” melt, a grilled “tuna” melt on homemade gluten free marble “rye” bread, and a “tuna” sandwich on a homemade whole-grain gluten free bun. Both “tuna” melts were made with Chao cheese.
Vegan "Tuna" Salad
This vegan "tuna" salad is great by itself or made into sandwiches!
Ingredients
- 2 16 oz cans Garbanzo Beans (chickpeas)
- 112 g (1/2 c) Vegan Lemonaise Copycat (or other vegan mayo)
- 10 g (2 tsp) Tamari Soy Sauce
- 5.0 g (1 tsp) Dijon Mustard
- 7.0 g (2 1/4 tsp) Magickal Broth Powder
- 2.0 g (1 tsp) Dulse Granules
- 1.3 g (1/2 tsp) Black Pepper
- 60 g (1/2 c) Chopped Celery
- 60 g (2/3 c) Grated Carrot
- 40 g (1/3 c) Chopped Sweet Pickles
- 30 g (1/4 c) Chopped Banana Peppers
- 20 g (3 medium) Green Onions, thinly sliced
Instructions
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Drain the two cans of chickpeas, and add them to a medium-sized bowl. Squash the chickpeas with a fork. You want them broken up, but not mashed.
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Combine the Magickal Broth Powder, dulse, pepper, and vegan lemonaise in a small bowl, and stir well. Add the Dijon mustard and Tamari, then stir again.
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Add the mixture to the squashed chickpeas, and stir until evenly blended.
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Add the chopped vegetables and pickles if you are using them. Fold together until well combined:
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Cover the bowl with plastic wrap, and chill for at least two hours. You can skip this step, but the "tuna" will not have developed a "fishy" flavor yet.
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Store tightly covered in the fridge for up to three or four days.
Hi, I just discovered your blog this morning because your five pointed star pumpkin showed up on my newsfeed. I went to the link to find out how to make what appeared to be complicated. Not complicated at all just pumpkins are tough to carve. Went on to explore recipes and I have found so very many I want to try very soon. I am especially drawn to the broths. We love soup. Very glad I discovered your blog. I am an ethical vegan, but not Wiccan.
Hi Marty! I am so glad you found my blog! I love soup too and will be posting lots of soup recipes that use my broths as the base very soon!