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Oranged Cranberry Sauce

Submitted by: TEXASREP 
This recipe was graciously shared with me by a Jamaican friend many years ago. It makes a delicious sauce, different from any other cranberry sauce I've ever tasted or made. It does not 'gel,' but you do want to cook it long enough to make a good, thick consistency. 
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Cranberry Sauce

Submitted by: Toni 
A Thanksgiving classic. Originally submitted to ThanksgivingRecipe.com. 
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Jalapeno Cranberry Sauce

Submitted by: William Anatooskin 
An excellent cranberry sauce for Christmas turkey dinner. 
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Michelle's Famous Washed Cranberry Sauce

Submitted by: Michelle Barr 
A yummy cranberry sauce with a twist. 
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Michelle's Famous Washed Cranberry Sauce

Submitted by: Michelle Barr 
A yummy cranberry sauce with a twist. 
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Cranberry Sauce Extraordinaire

Submitted by: Leeza 
A variety of fresh and dried fruits and nuts are used in this cooked cranberry sauce. Serve with turkey. 
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Cranberry Sauce with Apricots, Raisins, and Orange

Submitted by: TINKERTHINKER 
Dried apricots are a great addition to this holiday favorite! 
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Delicious Cranberry Sauce

Submitted by: Liz 
Here's an easy cranberry sauce that anyone can make, with a hint of orange and some complexity from brown sugar and cinnamon.  
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Cranberry Raspberry Sauce

Submitted by: Ryan Downs 
This is a wonderful Christmas meat sauce. It goes well with turkey or goose. 
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Cranberry Sauce with Jalapeno Peppers

Submitted by: William Anatooskin 
A fantastic recipe with a touch of HOT for chicken or turkey. Use caution when handling the jalapeno peppers. Uncle Bill's Tips: Wear plastic gloves or wash hands thoroughly after handling, using white vinegar or a mixture of water and bleach to remove the pepper's heat. 
 

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