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Apple-Cranberry Sauce

    Apple-Cranberry Sauce
    Apple-Cranberry Sauce

    Day 6 of 14 Days of Apple and I bought an apple peeler/corer/slicer today. Yes! It turns a whole apple into peeled, perfectly uniform thin slices in a snap. I’m going to make apple tarts every day now.

    Apple peeler, corer, slicer
    Apple peeler, corer, slicer
    It’s available on Amazon:

    Tonight, I’m hosting a dinner party for some friends and when I was at the grocery store yesterday, I saw they had fresh, organic, free-range turkeys. I decided to cook an early Thanksgiving dinner since I won’t be cooking the full meal later this month. I thought it would be fun to create a cran-apple compote – or chutney – or relish – or sauce. Does anyone know the difference?

    This recipe is so easy because you bake it in the oven rather than simmer it on the stove. There was no mess and no risk of burning it. The other day, I left something simmering and reducing on the stove and came back from an extensive Twitter session to find a kitchen full of smoke and a dead saucepan. This recipe is super easy and open to interpretation, so feel free to play with it. Add raisins for a more texture or cinnamon for another flavor accent. Most of all, have fun.

    Stay tuned for more posts from my pre-Thanksgiving Thanksgiving dinner.

    Apple Cranberry Sauce
    Serves 6

    Ingredients

    3 medium Granny Smith apples, peeled, cored, sliced
    2 cups fresh cranberries
    A few squeezes of fresh lemon juice
    5-6 large orange zest pieces
    1/2 cup granulated sugar
    1 cup orange juice

    Method

    1. Lay all of the ingredients in a baking pan. Cover and bake in a pre-heated 350˚F oven for about 1 hour. Remove and let cool. Pour off excess liquid when transferring to a bowl. Stir to mix and crush ingredients further. Cool completely. Serve chilled.

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