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How to Make Cranberry Sauce

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Cranberry Sauce

Homemade cranberry sauce is a holiday tradition. And this recipe can be made up to seven days before serving (serves 6). Learn how to make cranberry sauce in just six easy steps.

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    Things You'll Need

    • 1 12-oz. bag fresh cranberries
    • 1 c. sugar
    • 1 c. water
    • Sieves
    • Groceries
    • Saucepans
    • Plastic Wrap
    • Sauce Boats
    • Mixing Spoons
    • Ladles
    • Mixing bowls
      • 1

        Bring a cup of water and the sugar to boil over high heat in a medium-sized saucepan.

      • 2

        Add the cranberries and return to a boil.

      • 3

        Reduce heat to low and cook 10 minutes, stirring occasionally. The cranberries should "pop," or split open.

      • 4

        Put a sieve over a medium-sized bowl and pour the cranberry sauce through the strainer. Mash the sauce through the mesh with the back of a spoon until no pulp is left in the strainer.

      • 5

        Stir cranberries, put in a small bowl and cool completely.

      • 6

        Cover the bowl with plastic wrap and refrigerate until read to serve.

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    • chefbob Sep 10, 2009
      Please try my How to make lemon jello cranberry relish recipe, thank you Chefbob
    • nicholasJB Nov 28, 2008
      I apologize if this is a stupid question; you don't have to add any water?
    • taskeinc Nov 26, 2008
      missing a couple ingredients .. on my way to the store .. thanks for sharing.
    • Checo Nov 13, 2008
      I add crushed pinapple (drain the juice) and also frozen strawberries (thaw and drain the juice as well)
    • Checo Nov 13, 2008
      I add crushed pinapple (drain the juice) and also frozen strawberries (thaw and drain the juice as well)

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