Woohooo! According to my IG account, my first attempt at cooking dinner took place August 10, 2016. It’s August 21 today and so that means I have been cooking meals at home for over a year! Even with the return of the all-around helper who used to do the cooking (she came back last January while our yaya retired in April) , I’m still the one who’s in charge of what we eat.
I often use canned tuna for pasta dishes. When I saw Gold Seas Tuna Chunks popping all over my FB, I got curious. The colorful packaging caught my eye and I was looking for a better alternative. I wasn’t all that satisfied by the brands I had been using. I actually bought a couple of cans from the grocery before I got this package.
So I got all the Gold Seas Tuna Chunks variants with matching recipe cards. There are 6 variants:
- Herb and Garlic
- Lemon and Pepper
- Mild Indian Curry
- Olive Oil
- Olive Oil with Chili
- Springwater
Only my daughter and I were home last Saturday so I decided to try making Herbed Tuna Salpicao to go with steamed rice. This recipe makes use of Gold Seas Tuna Chunks in Herb and Garlic. It’s really easy to make — you just need olive oil, bell peppers, worcestershire sauce, and paprika. Salt and pepper are optional depending on your taste. You pretty much just saute everything together in a pan.
Gold Seas Tuna Chunks come in easy open cans so there’s no need for a can opener.
I made instant ulam in 15 minutes. It went really well with steamed rice. My daughter said it was yummy! It’s already very flavorful as is so I don’t suggest adding any more salt. Pepper is fine if you want a bit more kick.
I’m very happy with Gold Seas Tuna Chunks and I can’t wait to try the other variants! I’ll probably use this in a pasta dish one of these days.
Gold Seas Tuna Chunks are available at P61+ per 185g can at all leading supermarkets nationwide.
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I haven’t tried this because hindi ko pa sya nakikita SA mga supermarkets (o sadyang hindi lang ako marunong tumingin, lol!)
I love the variants’ names and is excited to try them out! 🙂
Yun exact price na bili ko parang P61.50 per can. Okay siya kasi di malansa. 🙂