Use for cranberry sauce?
Any ideas? (Beyond sandwiches)
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ButternutDecember 30, 2012
Strain the berries out; add the syrup that's left to champagne flutes and top with champagne for a New Year's cocktail. Garnish each glass with the strained out cranberries threaded on a toothpick.
inpatskitchenDecember 30, 2012
Here's one I did last year as part of brunch:
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SusanRDecember 30, 2012
I make fabulous muffins. I use the recipe for Raspberry-Rhubarb Muffins from Flour just minus the fruit. I half fill the muffin tins with batter, add a generous teaspoon of cranberry sauce, top with more batter, and bake! These have gotten rave reviews for two years. Next time I may add orange zest to the batter. I wonder if it would also wor with a coffee cake?
MonitaDecember 30, 2012
Mix it in with Greek yogurt or serve over ice cream
A Whole Foods Market CustomerDecember 30, 2012
Its a little unorthodox, but thin it down with some juice of some sort (apple or orange), sweeten to taste with sugar (if needed) and add a little heat (Chopped Dried Peppers). Apply heat from your stove (at a low temperature). Slather that jammy sucker on some pork and presto! Play around with the recipe some to make it a thicker sauce like consistency.
OmelettaDecember 30, 2012
I love a good and tangy cranberry sauce on my cream cheese and bagels in the morning. Or you can bake thumbprint cookies and use the sauce in place of jam.
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