Spiced Cranberry Sauce and Spread
Fresh whole cranberries are available everywhere in the fall which means this is one of those seasonal treats that makes me look forward to cooler weather. This spread has a nice tart-sweet-spice taste that reminds me of those red spiced apple slices you used to be able to find in every grocery store. It was originally made to be a Thanksgiving dinner side dish that also goes well with leftovers, but it works wonders as a spread for ham, roast beef, chicken or turkey sandwiches. This also travels very well to add a gourmet touch to simple meals.
Ingredients
1 bag Cranberries
1/2 Cup Honey
3/4 Cup Water
6 Cloves
2 Cinnamon Sticks
2 - 3 Tablespoons Brown Sugar
Fresh NutmegDirections
Clean the Cranberries. Put all of the ingredients in a pot, simmer, stirring occasionally until the consistency of jelly. Remove the cloves and cinnamon sticks then pour into a storage container to cool. Serve chilled. Keeps in the fridge for weeks.
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