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Homemade Cranberry Sauce

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Date: 11/27/2007 Topics: Recipes > Sauces | Thanksgiving > Recipes > Side Dishes  
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If you think you don't like cranberry sauce, you probably have only had the nasty canned variety. I was one of those people...I hated cranberry sauce until I tried the homemade variety. Take a trip to the store for the following:
  • 1 lb. cranberries (1 bag)
  • 1/2 cup honey
  • 1/2 cup orange juice
Put cranberries, honey, and juice in a sauce pot. (Make sure it's plenty big enough. Sauce will rise) Heat to a boil. Let boil until berries are popping. This will sound like popcorn. When the popping slows down, turn off heat. If you like it chunky, you're done. I like mine smooth, so I scoop out the berries, pulse a couple times in the blender, and then pour back into the saucepot. Give it a stir, and you're done.

I highly suggest making extra to freeze or can. The last two years I haven't had ANY left over to enjoy the next day.

By Jillian from Sacramento, CA

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Post By (Guest Post) (11/27/2007)
I make a recipe very siimilar but I use brown sugar and add some orange marmelade.


Post by grammar (213) | (11/27/2007)
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wow....my step-daughter and I were talking about this yesterday but neither of us had a recipe LOL...this sounds so easy and yummy....just mite have to make some before Christmas...thanx so very much for sharing :0)


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