Hey there. Hope your week is going well! Did you make a bracket for March Madness? I did and I’m rooting for the alma mater, those Tar Heels!
So, let’s talk lunch lately. Lunch has been a version of this tuna salad on repeat – because it’s amazing. I made a few batches on Sunday since I was loving it so much. By the way, it’s difficult to make tuna look any sort of pretty but it’s all about the dill and feta here. And avvy.
The other night, I met up with Ed for a quick beer and bite before the Hornets’ game! We met at Alexander Michaels, which is a classic restaurant in the Fourth Ward, Charlotte. It’s had rave reviews on yelp so it’s been on my bucket list for quite some time! Here’s where the french fries come in..
Sometimes, especially in the right atmosphere, you’re just not in the mood for a salad or vegetables. Am I right?
I would argue that if you load up on fruits and veggies the majority of the time, you should branch out and order some french fries or ice cream or cupcakes on the occasion. Actually, I wouldn’t argue – I would state it. That’s a clear statement. Enjoy the character of the atmosphere you’re in, and the company you’re with.
Alexander Michaels’ is not known for their veggies. And I had a major craving for french fries. So we went with the chicken quesadillas and the London Broil, which is one of their most popular orders. Juicy flank steak with mushrooms, peppers, onions and allll the cheese. I was in heaven.
A little nugget of wisdom – Don’t take life, or the foods you eat, too seriously.
NOW, LET’S TALK TUNA.
Do you guys ever get those cravings for tuna? ‘Cause I do.
Until this day, I’ve only had tuna with swiss cheese. I was missing out all this time on tuna WITH FETA CHEESE! They go really well together, trust me. And now, you don’t have to miss out on the combo any longer. Hopefully you weren’t losing too much sleep over it.
Skip the mayo - this tuna with greek yogurt helps prevent that dry tuna taste, and the combination of feta cheese and dill spices brings out a refreshing flavor!
Feta Tuna Salad
Ingredients
Instructions
If you’re a tuna lover, these pictures don’t do the taste justice. Next time, I need to make this on a nice, starchy Kaiser roll so there’s more bread for this tuna goodness. I even added apple pieces the second time around for a little crunch (since I didn’t have celery) and it added just that little bit of sweetness that it needed.
I’ve had it in a pita and on toast. I really can’t decide which I like better!
How do you like your sandwiches? Pitas, wraps, paninis, toasted bread, buns?
I have a tub of feta that i really need to use so I’m excited for this! Feta and avocado is always a winning combo. That steak sandwich… Yaassss
Yep – avocado and feta are truly life partners meant to go together.
Feta is seriously a game change. I never regret adding it!
Totally agree about the french fries. I’ve been craving curly fries for like a month now and I think Terry and I are going to go get some today!
When I have french fries on the mind, I’ve got to have them. Then I’m good for a little while!
I agree. Sometimes french fries just hit the spot. 🙂 Thank the Lord that He made our bodies to process so many different kinds of foods. :)Those pitas looks AMAZING.
The pitas have become my new obsession!
I love the sound of this! I just recently got back into eating tuna and this sounds like a great way to change it up!
It’s my new go to!
I love love love tuna salad. I truly could have it happily everyday!
ME TOO!
I filled out my bracket! I have UNC taking it too… hope it’s not wishful thinking. Kansas is looking strong…
Love that tuna salad recipe! Geek yogurt goes in every salad I make now days.
Yay, Tar Heels! I think of all the recent years, this is their best chance. I love Marcus Paige. Yep – now that I’ve had Greek Yogurt I can never go back to mayo!
Ooooh that sandwich from Alexander Michael’s looks amazing! And french fries are totally my weakness. That restaurant has been on my list to try for a while now, I am glad y’all enjoyed it!
Yes, you need to go! It’s really small, so go early or just grab a seat at the bar. It’s more about the experience 🙂
dessert for breakfast and breakfast for dessert is always acceptable!
You are SO RIGHT!
I thought your food models were real food at first! I want try that deep dish pie from Chocolate Covered Katie, was it pretty easy to make? Hope you’re having a great week!
Yes – it was really easy and really delicious! I know, the food models look so real. If I’m not careful, I May mistake it for my real lunch 🙂
Baked oatmeal (for breakfast or dessert) sounds perfect!
It just doesn’t seem to get old for me.
Tuna + Avocado = GIMME GIMMIE!!! 😀 😀 😀
Best. Combo. Ever.
Dessert for breakfast is a regular occurrence around here:)
baked oatmeal is so good! with lots of berries 🙂 and i definitely make bowls like that for breakfast! 😀 or snack… or dessert… or lunch. or anytime, lol. but always on top of yogurt 😀 😀