TUNA POTATO CHIP CASSEROLE 
1 (10 oz.) can cream of mushroom soup
1/2 cup milk
1 (7 oz.) can tuna, drained & coarsely flaked
1 1/2 cups crushed potato chips, divided
1 cups cooked green peas, drained

Empty soup into a small casserole dish. Add milk and mix thoroughly. Add tuna, one cup potato chips and peas to soup. Stir well. Sprinkle top with remaining potato chips.

Bake in moderate oven, 350°F for 20 minutes.

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Tuna Potato Chip Casserole
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 Virginia Butterworth (Rhode Island) says:
I add some dry sherry to the mushroom soup as well. It perks it up a bit for the adults.
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 Sue (Ontario) replies:
By the time it is baked & eaten, alcohol is gone, just the flavour addition of the sherry remains & it does add another level of flavour profile! My college roommate used to make this for us once a week on our extremely low food budget - always enjoyed it!! Cheese made it stretch for 2 meals, an added bonus!
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 Jeanne (Utah) says:
My mom used to make this but the recipe got lost back in the 60's. I remember the layers (didn't remember the order), didn't recall the peas. I haven't had it since mom lost the recipe but want to try it again (with the peas and other ingredients suggested)
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 Jim Cavanagh (Missouri) says:
To this, I add Velveeta cheese cubes and crushed red pepper. Been making this since the 60's. Creamy, bit spicy, incredible feel good food.
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 Rosie (Colorado) says:
I've made a casserole like this many times before, but this recipe seems much easier because you don't have to make a sauce. Great way to use up old potato chips!
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 Tanya (United States) says:
This is great comfort food! My mother used to make this, but she alternated the ingredients in layers; chips, tuna, peas, and soup. Make sure you end with soup on top or it will be too dry.
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 Pete (Indiana) replies:
Thanks Tanya for your comment. My Mom made it that way too, and I had forgotten the order of the layers!

 

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