IS tuna baked a white sauce with pasta acceptable or not?

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Sharkie Sep 2016 12:37pm, 10 Sep 2016 9,955 posts	0 Sharkie Love the sherry sophistication, LD. PS - me on this thread is like you on the 'other' one. I really should STAY AWAY so I don't have to read about the culinary abomination that is . But I find myself drawn to comment.
LazyDaisy Sep 2016 12:40pm, 10 Sep 2016 15,650 posts	0 LazyDaisy I know, Sharkie. We ought to go running, or take our dogs for a walk, or something
Sharkie Sep 2016 12:46pm, 10 Sep 2016 9,957 posts	0 Sharkie I've done my dog walk, have you not?
LazyDaisy Sep 2016 12:56pm, 10 Sep 2016 15,653 posts	0 LazyDaisy Parkrun this morning so OH was on morning walk duty. I shall be on 'sea-sticks' duty this afternoon
Sharkie Sep 2016 12:58pm, 10 Sep 2016 9,960 posts	0 Sharkie Sea-sticks sounds just perfect for Flossie and Daisy alike.
BaronessBL Sep 2016 1:04pm, 10 Sep 2016 5,916 posts	0 BaronessBL In the end we did not have last night for supper..... But we did have pasta with leeks, tuna, garlic, chilli and cannellini beans... not baked and no white/cheese/tomato/other sauce. No custard either. I wonder if Tom has seen a gap in the market to include in his ready meal portfolio? Or even an organic baby food version?
LazyDaisy Sep 2016 2:55pm, 10 Sep 2016 15,656 posts	0 LazyDaisy sausages?
Sharkie Sep 2016 3:07pm, 10 Sep 2016 9,961 posts	0 Sharkie Aargh. When threads collide.
Dvorak Sep 2016 3:14pm, 10 Sep 2016 12,140 posts	0 Dvorak V'rap, you have earlier described the macaroni cheese I made last night for tonight's tea. I suppose tuna could be stirred into any leftovers (though not for me). I am a bit worried about the utilitarian tuna pasta dish which might keep going ~ for several days ~.
Dvorak Sep 2016 2:41pm, 12 Sep 2016 12,146 posts	0 Dvorak Baked ?