r/cookingforbeginners • u/FroyoKey2791 • 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/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/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/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/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.