For the low FODMAP nut free pesto (makes enough for 2 sandwiches):
50gbasil leaves1 large bunch with stems removed
25-50gfinely and freshly grated parmesanto your tastes
40-60ml2-3 tablespoons olive oil
Lemon juiceto your tastes
Seasoningto your tastes
For the tuna mixture:
1X 185g can chilli tunadrained
1tablespoonmayonnaiseor to your tastes
2teaspoonscapersor to your tastes
½ - 1teaspoonDijon mustardor to your tastes
1tablespoonfresh dillor to your tastes
1teaspoonmaple syrupor to your tastes
For the sandwich:
3slicescommon tomato (40-50g)
¼avocadothinly sliced
Handful of rocket/arugularoughly torn
Seasoningto your tastes
2thick cut slices of gluten free breadtoasted
Instructions
Make the pesto in a small blender or by hand. Taste and adjust according to your preferences. Once you’re happy, set aside. If you are making it in advance, decant into a small tub and pour a thin layer of oil over to top to stop oxidisation.
Combine the ingredients for the tuna mixture in a small blender. Blitz until smooth and mousse like in texture. Taste and adjust according to your preferences. It can be helpful to chill the tuna mixture prior to use so that it firms up a little.
Toast your slices of bread. Spread a generous amount of pesto on one side and the tuna mixture on the other side.
Top the pesto side with the sliced tomatoes, sliced avocado, seasoning and pickled onion. Top the tuna side with the torn rocket.
Sandwich the pieces together and serve! I like to cut mine in half because it is a very full sandwich. Best served while the bread is warm.
Notes
See the FODMAP notes and bread notes in the body of the post.