Sentences with phrase «sweeten their cranberry sauce»

Now, Bridget A. wants to know if I have a recipe for naturally sweetened cranberry sauce.

Some people would sweeten their cranberry sauce with maple syrup or honey, some would use the artificial sweetener, but nobody used the orange juice concentrate!

I never really understood its appeal until I made this naturally sweetened cranberry sauce.

Not sure if the spices helped sweeten the cranberry sauce, but I think we could have used less honey.

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So I was wonderfully delighted when my oldest daughter converted a traditional recipe for cranberry sauce into a honey sweetened version that tastes every bit as good as my old favorite.

As it turns out, cranberries don't really need all that much sweetening to be palatable (ever make fresh cranberry sauce?

I usually use sugar and / or applesauce to sweeten fresh cranberry sauce, but since they are whole, I'm wondering how to tame them down.

Here's an «avoid - the - canned - version» super simple homemade cranberry sauce recipe: just three ingredients and naturally sweetened.

American Indians enjoyed cranberries cooked and sweetened with honey or maple syrup — a cranberry sauce recipe that was likely a treat at early New England Thanksgiving feasts.

I'm always a bit sad that it seems to take so much sugar to make cranberry sauce taste good, so I came up with this delicious mostly fruit - sweetened version.

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This easy drink recipe uses a naturally sweetened homemade cranberry sauce for a big punch of flavor.

Lightly sweetened with maple syrup and bursting with Fall spice, this nutrient - rich cranberry sauce is sure to be a favorite at your Thanksgiving dinner table!

Since it's very sour, you can either sweeten it with honey (heat them in a sauce pan until the honey dissolves into the juice), dilute with equal parts of pure blueberry juice (blueberries prevent bladder infections likely through the same mechanism) or make cranberry vinaigrette to serve on your salads.

It still has the same tart taste as your usual cranberry sauce but it's sweetened with blackberries and cane sugar.

American Indians enjoyed cranberries cooked and sweetened with honey or maple syrup — a cranberry sauce recipe that was likely a treat at early New England Thanksgiving feasts.

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I also shared my favorite homemade honey sweetened Cranberry Cherry Apple Sauce, perfect for Thanksgiving.