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Kristie on 11.27.2013
Fun, different cranberry recipe you’ll want to make for your friends! I omitted the whole cloves and opted for about 1/8tsp of ground cloves, as well as used ground ginger about 1/8tsp instead of candied ginger. Even using the substitutes, the recipe was wonderful!
jodygates on 11.28.2012
I made this a few days before Thanksgiving and had enough to give away on my blog. I am not a fan of cranberry relish, so I wasn’t sure if I would like this, but with the fruit and pie filling consistency, I am sold. I was eating it with a spoon. I did serve it for Thanksgiving and then used it on turkey paninis. Yum. I was pleasantly surprised by cranberry this year. I’m printing it off and adding it to my personal cookbook!
food4friends on 11.26.2012
I loved the flavor combination. Of course, I couldn’t leave well enough alone, so I sauteed the onions in a little butter, and toasted the hazelnuts. Other than that – everything as written. It was great!
caramichele on 11.25.2012
This stuff is absolutely delectable, and so easy to make! (I wound up using Bartlett pears, and they were fine.) My family just loved it with our turkey and mashed potatoes–even the kids. I think I may have to bring it back next year!
angela radke on 11.21.2012
This recipe is a great one. A batch has already been made and waiting to be put on the table tomorrow. Thank you for sharing.
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Alaska from Scratch on 11.12.2012
This will last up to four weeks in the fridge if sealed tightly in a jar.
Alaska from Scratch on 11.12.2012
Yes, this recipe can be preserved through standard canning procedures. Enjoy!
Amy Locurto on 11.9.2012
This looks fabulous!
julieola on 11.8.2012
I was just going to ask the same questions as Joanne!! Let us know!!
Joanne F. on 11.8.2012
How long will this last in the fridge?
Can this recipe be prserved through regular canning procedures?