With its mix of petite diced tomatoes, tomato soup, chili powder, finely chopped onion, tuna, thyme, rice and just a tad of sugar, the tuna flavor isn’t as strong as in some casseroles, tuna patties or loaves from what I noticed.
Course:
Casseroles, Main Course
Cuisine:
American
Keyword:
how to make easy tuna jambalaya, jambalaya, tuna jambalaya
Servings: 6
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2
cans of tuna
5 oz., drained
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1
can of petite diced tomatoes
28 oz.
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1
can condensed tomato soup
10.75 oz.
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2
cups
of uncooked rice
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1
teaspoon
salt
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½
teaspoons
of chili powder
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½
teaspoons
of thyme leaves
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2
teaspoons
of sugar
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1/4
teaspoon
of black pepper
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4
cups
of water
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½
cups
of finely chopped onion
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3
tablespoons
of olive oil
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Gently brown the finely chopped onion in a heavy pot before adding the rice, water and the rest of the ingredients. You want this mix to briefly heat through before covering with a lid and transferring to your oven.
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Bake in a 350-degree oven for about 30-35 minutes or until the rice is tender. You may want to check in on the tuna jambalaya after the first 15 minutes and give it a stir.
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ENJOY!