Prep
5m
Cook
20m
Total
25m
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Add the cranberries, sugar, orange zest and juice, cinnamon, star anise and salt to a saucepan.
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1
M
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300
g
Cranberries, fresh or frozen
175
g
Caster sugar
1
Orange zest, zest of 1 orange
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Per Serving
Calories
35kcal
Carbs
9g
Fibre
1g
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Cranberries are naturally high in pectin, so no extra setting agent is needed. If you want it less sharp, add 1-2 tablespoons more sugar while warm and taste again. A splash of port or red wine works well for a more grown-up version. Spoon through yogurt or porridge. Serve with cheese and crackers. Stir into gravy or cream for a quick sauce for turkey pasties or roast meats.
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Ben S
2 months ago
Bosch homemade cranberry sauce added wine and a dash of garam masala as couldn’t find any star anise different level this looking forward to smashing a load over my turkey tomorrow gammon slow cooking in the background 😉👍🏻
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Tyler
2 months ago
Hey Ben! Love the creative spin, that’s going to be an epic feast! 🍗🎉
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Jordanne H
2 months ago
Is ‘1’ for 1 person, or 1 serving?
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Jordanne H
2 months ago
It’s made - so easy! So tasty!
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Tyler
2 months ago
Looks banging!
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Gail Wood
2 months ago
I made this and it's really easy to make I also added a glass g of red wine I would definitely make it again
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Tyler
2 months ago
Cheers Gail, brilliant wine idea! 🍷
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Demi Severs
2 months ago
So easy to do, I’ll be making more to give as gifts. Thanks!
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Tyler
2 months ago
Love this, Demi! Happy gifting! 🫶
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Karen G
2 months ago
Easy. Added a chopped apple.
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Tyler
2 months ago
Love that, Karen! Apple magic. 🍏😋
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Molly
2 months ago
Bubbling away after adding some port. Made three jars and two are for Christmas presents . Mmmm
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Tyler
2 months ago
Nice one, Molly! Homemade gifts are the best. Enjoy!
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Prep
5m
Cook
20m
Total
25m
Ingredients
Method
Nutrition
Turn cooking mode on
Step 1
Add the cranberries, sugar, orange zest and juice, cinnamon, star anise and salt to a saucepan.
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300
g
Cranberries, fresh or frozen
175
g
Caster sugar
1
Orange zest, zest of 1 orange
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Per Serving
Calories
35kcal
Carbs
9g
Fibre
1g
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Cranberries are naturally high in pectin, so no extra setting agent is needed. If you want it less sharp, add 1-2 tablespoons more sugar while warm and taste again. A splash of port or red wine works well for a more grown-up version. Spoon through yogurt or porridge. Serve with cheese and crackers. Stir into gravy or cream for a quick sauce for turkey pasties or roast meats.
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Ben S
2 months ago
Bosch homemade cranberry sauce added wine and a dash of garam masala as couldn’t find any star anise different level this looking forward to smashing a load over my turkey tomorrow gammon slow cooking in the background 😉👍🏻
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Tyler
2 months ago
Hey Ben! Love the creative spin, that’s going to be an epic feast! 🍗🎉
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Jordanne H
2 months ago
Is ‘1’ for 1 person, or 1 serving?
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Jordanne H
2 months ago
It’s made - so easy! So tasty!
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Tyler
2 months ago
Looks banging!
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Gail Wood
2 months ago
I made this and it's really easy to make I also added a glass g of red wine I would definitely make it again
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Tyler
2 months ago
Cheers Gail, brilliant wine idea! 🍷
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Demi Severs
2 months ago
So easy to do, I’ll be making more to give as gifts. Thanks!
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Tyler
2 months ago
Love this, Demi! Happy gifting! 🫶
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Karen G
2 months ago
Easy. Added a chopped apple.
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Tyler
2 months ago
Love that, Karen! Apple magic. 🍏😋
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Molly
2 months ago
Bubbling away after adding some port. Made three jars and two are for Christmas presents . Mmmm
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Tyler
2 months ago
Nice one, Molly! Homemade gifts are the best. Enjoy!
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