What I'll be buying this weekend
For me, luckily, all I'm making on my own is my fave raw cranberry relish. My husband's family and my parents and I are all having Thanksgiving together again this year, and the moms are cooking most of it so I have it pretty easy. But I have a very limited diet, and last year I made the most amazing raw cranberry relish (no processed sugar or anything, all raw ingredients--I don't do white sugar and try to eat as much fresh food as possible).
I wanted to make it again, but couldn't quite find the recipe... I found these lovely, similar ones...
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Well, I had. Now I feel silly.
I loved this recipe so much last year (Sooo tasty! Totally guilt-free! No sugar aftertaste! Fresh and delish!) that I posted about it here. Here's the recipe again--I think I had used this one last year as a starting point.
- A bag of cranberries
- An orange
- An apple (I used a large Jonagold)
- 0.5-1.5 cups whole dates (not the chopped ones dusted in oat flour, just regular dates)
- Optional: a handful walnuts or pecans
Put in food processor. Turn on food processor. EASY!
Can't wait to enjoy this tasty dish again this Thanksgiving!
Hope your weekend is going well--are you getting ready for any special recipes or traditions this year?
LOVE this take on the cranberry relish! I usually make the version with the sugar, but really want to give this a try now. I love the idea of cutting the refined sugar in this dish and keeping it sweet. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteAnd thank you for the inspiration on this blog. I am thankful to have found you this year. I got a decent amount of sewing and cutting done on projects, so it is a productive weekend thus far. May you and yours enjoy a very happy Thanksgiving!
Sounds good, I hate the sugary aftertaste of cranberry sauce!
ReplyDeleteYeah, it's sooo tasty! So glad you're inspired, @Melissa, Happy Thanksgiving to you, too!
ReplyDeleteJust made the relish... Soooo good! Will have to share this. <3
ReplyDeleteThanks for this! I made it...actually added a touch of sugar, as I only had a few dates on hand & didn't want to brave the crowds at the store. My sister & I are gluten-free, so no gravy for us. But this was just the right touch with the turkey. Happy Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteSo cool that you made it, Jennifer! I added a littlw agave to mine this year, also, just for extra sweetness when I didn't want to blend it any more.
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