tuna fish casserole (old school)
tuna fish casserole (old school)

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tuna fish casserole (old school) Recipe

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To get started with this particular recipe, we must prepare a few ingredients. You can cook tuna fish casserole (old school) using 4 ingredients and 2 steps. Here is how you cook that.

The ingredients needed to make tuna fish casserole (old school):

  1. Get 6 can tuna fish packed in water
  2. Take 1 can 32 ounce cream of mushroom soup
  3. Make ready 1 non stick spray
  4. Prepare 2 bags 8 ounce each of plain salted potato chips crush both bags medium not to fine

Steps to make tuna fish casserole (old school):

  1. preheat oven 425°F Fahrenheit
  2. mix in a bowl (reserving 1/3 bag of chips) chips tuna(drained) and soup spay a 9×13 dish with nonstick spray spread the mixture evenly in the pan then spread the reserve chips all over top make sure oven is hot put into oven for 20 -30 minutes chips can be substituted for saltiness crackers and soup can be substituted for cream of chicken soup

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