| westcoastcdngrl13:08 UTC04 Oct 2007 | anyone have any good recipes for pumpin pie? How about cranberry sauce?
It's Thanksgiving Weekend here in Canada and the cranberries have been harvested. Am looking for some good pie and sauce recipes (not together... that's gross).
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| drovers_dog13:24 UTC04 Oct 2007 | There are 478000 recipes for cranberry sauce on google alone.
Isn't that amazing?
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| weaver07:42 UTC05 Oct 2007 | And they all come down to a couple of basics: Berries, a bit of liquid, sweetening to taste and maybe an additional flavouring. Cook and chill or bottle. ( That's for the cooked stuff.)
My recipe for "Two Islands Cranberry Sauce": 2 c. fresh cranberries. 3/4 c. white sugar or 1/2 c. maple syrup Rind ( grated) and juice of 1 ripe clementine Cook down and just before bottling add 1 1/2 TBLSP. Appleton Special Rum.
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| channamasala13:08 UTC05 Oct 2007 | my mother's cranberry sauce recipe (mine is never as good):
amounts according to need and taste
cranberries juice of very ripe orange orange zest lime zest star anise (I always thought that was weird with the orange but it worked) ginger (she uses very strong preserve, I suppose coins of regular would be fine) clove to taste (optional) white sugar - she tried it with half-white, half-brown one year and it just didn't work a generous splash of any of the following: rum, brandy, cointreau, grand marnier, triple sec, cranberry wine, or even whiskey
cook down
add a bit of cornstarch OR gelatin if necessary
cool
serve
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| menejike14:23 UTC06 Oct 2007 | My grandma used to make a fresh cranberry sauce that had a bag of cranberries (about three cups I think), a cored apple, an orange (seeded but not peeled) and a big handful of pecans. She'd grind it up together (food processor should work too, but don't chop it too fine - it should still have some texture), add sugar if necessary and refridgerate overnight before serving.
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