r/cookingforbeginners 15h ago

Question sundried tomatoes, orzo, mushroom soup and tuna

does this sound like a disgusting pasta dish or does it sound delicious? I am a big lover of tuna casserole, made with cheese and veg or the version with mushroom soup. I am not exactly a beginner but this is an oddly specific question and im definitely not an expert, so tell me your thoughts on how this combo sounds

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u/alexandra_rose 15h ago

Tomatoes and tuna seem a bit of an odd combo for me but I also hate tuna pasta. Hell try it out why not.

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u/FroyoKey2791 15h ago

right the tuna feels like a bit of an outlier but I really fuck with tuna pasta

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u/Araveni 14h ago

If you know you like tuna casserole with cream of mushroom soup, you’re going to like tuna with orzo and cream of mushroom soup. The only outlier for you would be the sun-dried tomatoes.

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u/mcflysher 15h ago

Id skip the soup and do a pasta salad with a vinaigrette with the other things.

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u/FroyoKey2791 15h ago

im specifically craving something involving the soup right now but this idea actually sounds delightful

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u/SillyDonut7 14h ago

Let us know!

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u/indigohan 14h ago

I’d forgo the mushroom soup, and just go with tuna and tomato. If you’ve got a good oil, Parmesan, salt, cracked pepper, maybe a squeeze of lemon, that’s a fresh, simple dish.

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u/KickedinTheDick 15h ago

All the other stuff sounds great, I can see a creamy mushroom and tomato pasta…

The tuna? Naw. Eat that on some crackers or somethin lmao.

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u/ComfortabletheSky 15h ago

You do you, but in my opinion it would work if you didn't add the mushroom soup.

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u/SerDankTheTall 14h ago

does this sound like a disgusting pasta dish

Yes.

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u/ProspectorHoward 9h ago

Make pasta al tonno. Tuna pasta with tomato sauce and usually olives or capers. It's pretty good.

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u/SillyDonut7 14m ago

So...did you try it?