Cooking Instructions
- 1
Cook noodles in large pot. When done drain the water and put them back into hot pot. Mealwhile preheat oven to 350°F
- 2
Mix in can of tuna & mushroom soup stir well. If it seems a bit dry put about half a can ( or more ) of water (or milk ) and continue to mix until it is creamy then add black pepper ( to taste )
- 3
Get out an oven safe casserole dish and place mixture from pot into dish then cover top of casserole with cheese!
- 4
Place casserole into preheated oven and let bake for about 10-15 mind or until chees is melted to how you like and enjoy!!
- 5
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