Fall Favorite Pizza Snack Recipe for the Entire Family with Safe Catch Tuna!

Fall Favorite Pizza Snack Recipe for the Entire Family with Safe Catch Tuna!

I received a sample of Safe Catch Tune in exchange for this recipe post. Any opinions expressed here are honest and my own. 

This fall, are you looking for a fun reason to celebrate a kid favorite? For parents who want to make pizza night a little more nutritious yet unique, there are easy ways to add proten and seafood without changing the flavors kids already enjoy!

Safe Catch has a kid-friendly take with its Tuna Pizza Bites, which combines tuna, mozzarella, tomato paste, basil, parmesan cheese creating a bold pizza flavor with natural protein. The recipe gives parents a simple way to add seafood to a familiar favorite without making it feel like a completely different meal. And Safe Catch tests every tuna for mercury, so parents don’t have to worry about feeding their children a fish that is toxic. Fantastic, right?

Safe Catch sent me over a can to put together this unique recipe and share with our readers! First, here are the ingredients and what you need per their website:

Ingredients

  • 1 Can Safe Catch Elite Wild Tuna
  • 3 Large Eggs
  • 3 Tbsp Tomato Paste
  • 1 tsp Dried Parsley
  • 1 tsp Dried Basil
  • 1 tsp Garlic Powder
  • ¼ Cup Quick Oats
  • ½ Cup Grated Parmesan
  • 1 Cup Grated Mozzarella
  • Cooking Spray

Tools you’ll need

  • Medium & Small Mixing Bowl
  • 24 Count Mini Muffin Tin
  • 1 Small Cookie Scoop
  • Measuring Spoons & Cups

Instructions

  1. Preheat oven to 350 Degrees F
  2. Lightly spray a 24 count mini muffin tin with cooking spray and sprinkle a dusting of grated parmesan cheese in the bottom of each cup
  3. Open a can of Safe Catch Elite Wild Tuna (Do not drain), flake with a fork in can until all liquid is absorbed by tuna, then empty into a medium mixing bowl, adding other wet ingredients: 3 Eggs and 3 Tbsp tomato paste
  4. Add quick oats and dry spices to the mixing bowl, with half the mozzarella and any remaining parmesan, then mix with a fork until all ingredients are combined
  5. Use a small cookie scoop or tablespoon to place pizza bite mixture into the 24 muffin tin cups and bake for 12 minutes
  6. Top pizza bites with remaining mozzarella and bake for 4-6 mins or until cheese has browned
  7. Remove pizza bites from oven and let cool, until a table knife easily removes each bite

SERVING SUGGESTION

Share with family and friends immediately, as these Tuna Pizza Bites are sure to become a family favorite for appetizers, game day, or even with a fresh green salad. Serve with a bowl of marinara sauce for an added kick.

Here’s how ours turned out:

The result? They were pretty good! I will be honest, I was apprehensive about tuna and pizza together, but this is a whole new vibe, and you might be surprised! It’s a don’t knock it until you try it experience. It’s also very easy to make with very few ingredients, as you can see above.  It’s definitely worth a try if you are looking for a healthy pizza alternative or just a unique flavor experience.

Just a little extra tip on my end: add a little more mozzarella cheese to really balance out the flavors. That’s what I did, especially if you want to mask a little of the tuna flavor for the picky eaters out there. 😉

I would like to thank the folks over at Safe Catch for sending over a sample of tuna for me and my family to try for the recipe.

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Lindsey Jenn

Lindsey Jenn is the owner and founder of Michigan Mama News. Ever since homeschooling her 3 daughters (now 1 teen and 2 adults), she loved blogging about local events and activities for families in Michigan. She continues to share these events along with helpful resources and informative articles to benefit Michigan families and beyond. Lindsey Jenn possesses an associate's degree in child development from Schoolcraft College and a bachelor's degree in marketing from Southern New Hampshire University.

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