I’ll go first; 100% artificial all the way - and none of that hybrid stuff either that for some reason puts real cranberries into the traditional canned fruit-free substance.
No bias there, eh? We had a jarred sauce made from cranberries and orange zest. The cranberries had been cooked down just until they popped which is exactly as they should be. For me it made a great turkey perfect.
easy there with the “abomination”s! the slided can approach is a stryker family tradition going back generations! oh, is this one of those points where i should be taking hold of my thoughts?
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I’ll go first; 100% artificial all the way - and none of that hybrid stuff either that for some reason puts real cranberries into the traditional canned fruit-free substance.
i even carefully slice mine in the canned form for optimal display on the dining room table. i’ll post a photo to my blog.
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Neither. If I must, real would be my choice -with walnuts.
No bias there, eh? We had a jarred sauce made from cranberries and orange zest. The cranberries had been cooked down just until they popped which is exactly as they should be. For me it made a great turkey perfect.
the canned stuff is an abomination!
Sara’s Aunt makes this “relish” that is fantastic. If we could sell it we would be rich.
easy there with the “abomination”s! the slided can approach is a stryker family tradition going back generations! oh, is this one of those points where i should be taking hold of my thoughts?
I am thankful for real cranberry sauce and those that do not drive drunk on Thanksgiving.