Yield: Yields six sandwiches.
To quickly toast several slices of bread at once, use your broiler. Set the rack as close to the element as possible, arrange the bread in a single layer on a heavy-duty baking sheet, and toast both sides under the broiler. Watch carefully to avoid burning.
I used the recipe as a jumping off point, with major modifications: used canned tuna, added chopped parsley, lemon zest, garlic granules and a bit of anchovy paste. Reduced the oil by a lot. Toast was brushed with olive oil and rubbed with garlic. Used arugula instead of lettuce. A great lunch. I would make it again and I don’t even like tuna salad!
I've been eyeing this recipe for years and I'm so glad I finally made it! It is delicious. I used an herb salad mix for the lettuce, and the cilantro inside it was really good with the lemon, capers, and artichokes. I will definitely make this again and again.
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