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Cranberry Sauce - can you be bothered?
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From a jar?
Make your own, Delia/Nigella stylee, with or without orange/port? Frozen berries or fresh?
Stinks the place out, can't we just have redcurrant jam with the bloody roast?
Your thoughts and recipes welcome. Tia
Make your own, Delia/Nigella stylee, with or without orange/port? Frozen berries or fresh?
Stinks the place out, can't we just have redcurrant jam with the bloody roast?
Your thoughts and recipes welcome. Tia
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Mum makes her own cranberry sauce, Delia-style, with both orange and port. She uses fresh cranberries. We have turkey, lamb and beef on Christmas Day so we have the redcurrant jelly and horseradish sauce to go with it all too. Personally I love home-made chilli jam with my meat so I have that instead.
100g light muscovado sugar
100ml orange juice , fresh
optional - can use the orange peel and caramelise and chop into fine strips
250g pack fresh or frozen cranberries
chopped red chillis (or flakes)
Tip the sugar and orange juice into a pan, then bring to the boil. Stir in the cranberries and chillis, then simmer until tender but still holding their shape - this will take about 5 mins if using frozen cranberries or 8-10 mins if using fresh. Add caramelised orange peel.
The sauce will thicken as it cools. Will keep in the fridge for 1 week. On the day, bring to room temperature before serving.
100ml orange juice , fresh
optional - can use the orange peel and caramelise and chop into fine strips
250g pack fresh or frozen cranberries
chopped red chillis (or flakes)
Tip the sugar and orange juice into a pan, then bring to the boil. Stir in the cranberries and chillis, then simmer until tender but still holding their shape - this will take about 5 mins if using frozen cranberries or 8-10 mins if using fresh. Add caramelised orange peel.
The sauce will thicken as it cools. Will keep in the fridge for 1 week. On the day, bring to room temperature before serving.
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