Fresh Cranberry Salsa
November 24, 2009
~ Mary ~
Oh so light and oh so refreshing! And only four ingredients. Slap this one next to the traditional jellied goo that comes from the can – because you don’t want to disturb anyones traditional holiday feasting – and see what transpires. I guarantee it will become a NEW tradition for the adventurous folks at the table.
This one came from John’s brother (Lewis) and sister-in-law (Mary). Thank you Lewis & Mary it’s my favorite!
Fresh Cranberry Salsa
3 Cups Fresh Cranberries – 1 pound bag
3 Cups Large Diced Oranges (peel and all!)
1/2 Cup Sugar
2 tsp Dried Mint OR a handful of Fresh!
Put everything into the food processor and pulse until you get your desired consistency. Add more sugar if you like it sweeter.
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This looks very tasty, Mary!
And HOW!
love the mint, great idea!
happy thanksiving and thanks for all your sharing!
Oh no Thank YOU Viviane!
Your Herb Infused Honeys look AMAZING!
This looks GREAT! Will you be bring it to our Thanksgiving feast? I think everyone would love it!
Yes Patty!
This looks very yummy! You are right. I have learned in the past – it definitely has to go beside the traditional can stuff – not replacing it 🙂
T-day truly is about pleasing EVERYONE no matter how painful!
Such a wonderful and creative salsa.
I bet it goes well with turkey! Just a little change from cranberry sauce!
This looks delicious, the mint inside it gives it a great freshness.
Genius! I can’t wait to try this!
Looks fantastic. I bet it adds a lot of flavor! Great pic.
What a refreshing change to the red jelly goo that sits on the table. Still in the shape of the can and sliced.
Oh, but it’s so great on sandwiches the next day – and so easy to slice when it’s in the shape of that lovely can.
Thanks for the great idea – I’ve been trying to think of what else I can do with fresh cranberries.
I like the look of this. We don’t do Thanksgiving over here in the UK but I may try this for Christmas. Thanks.
Wow! The flavor must be wonderful!! I love it!
Unfortunately I don’t get cranberries in Germany. It looks delicious. What does it go with?