Add cranberry sauce recipe
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title: Cranberry Sauce
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timings:
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prep: 20 min
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icons: [gluten-free, vegetarian]
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servings: 10
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description: >
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This receipe for cranberry sauce is perfect because it's not too tart, and not too sweet, and allows the berries full
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scope to speak for themselves. This approach produces a clear gelatinous sauce (called jellied cranberry sauce in
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the US) without any actual gelatin, and the by-product of a jam-like cranberry mash.
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steps:
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- ingredients:
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- { amount: 12, unit: oz, item: "cranberries, fresh" }
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directions: >
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Wash the berries and discard any which are split, soft, or crushed.
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- ingredients:
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- { amount: 1, unit: cup, item: "sugar, granulated" }
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- { amount: 0.75, unit: cup, item: "water" }
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- { amount: 0.25, unit: tsp, item: "salt" }
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directions: >
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Bring the water, sugar, and salt to a boil over high heat. Add the cranberries, and bring back to a boil. Reduce
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the heat to medium and continue cooking until most of the berries have burst open and the sauce is thick enough
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to coat a spoon (about 5–10min).
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- ingredients: []
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directions: >
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Pour everything through a wire mesh strainer into a bowl. Using a wooden spoon, mash the berries, forcing all the
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liquid possible through the strainer. Transfer the liquid portion to the refrigerator (where it will solidify
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into a jelly), and set aside the mashed pulp for other uses.
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credit:
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name: America's Test Kitchen
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url: https://www.americastestkitchen.com/recipes/1504-simple-cranberry-sauce
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