Take plain old whipped topping and dress it up with different flavors such as lemon, lime, vanilla or even banana extract, or orange juice (and zest). How about some liquor such as Grand Marnier or Bailey's...
As with most of my recipes, you can mix stuff up. Substitute away. I. E. eggs for applesauce, milk for any other kind of milk substitute, honey for any other sweet substance, and flax meal for flour. These...
This is wonderful and something a little different from the usual. This is from the Ball Complete Book of Home Preserving. This recipe is for 0-1,000 feet elevation adjust for your area.
I regularly have yogurt which is just out of date. Rather than throw it out, I cook with it (it is a great alternative to sour cream in cakes too), these muffins are full of flavour and delicious. Use...
Frosted cranberries are fresh cranberries that have been soaked in simple syrup and rolled in sugar. These festive berries, both tart and sweet, are a very popular holiday treat and the sparkly sugar coating...
Easy and tasty cranberry relish- a must have on Thanksgiving. So simple to make, no need to buy it in a can! Very simple, easy, quick and most importantly- TASTY!!
From the book, "So Easy So Delicious" by Ellie Deaner. If you want to use this recipe for pasta, use only 1 tablespoon of the sugar. Cooking time is refrigeration time.
A quick scan of my recipe collection reveals my fondness for fruit sauces with poultry or pork. So when I found this one in a Weight Watchers cookbook, I was instantly taken with it. Though I will not...
This recipe was in the latest cooking pleasure magazine and is so easy and wonderful. The sugars start to caramelize, deepening the color and oh, the flavor. Perfect accompaniment to a cheese platter -...
Although I haven't tried it yet I think this would work using all strawberries and strawberry jelly or with any fruit, so you may want to give that a try --- plan ahead about 2 hours as the berries need...
My family loves the cranberry sauce. They used to buy the jellied canned variety until I introduced them to whole cranberry sauce. Now, it's a family tradition. I found this recipe in a book and I know...
This is an old recipe.It requires beef suet. I do not use. There might be a danger of mold. I have updated this recipe which can be used as a dried flavoring for sauces and soups or eaten dry.
From jelly toast blog and posting for safekeeping. Interesting technique. She shows it on a s'more type recipe- a crisp waffle cookie, roasted marshmallow, dark chocolate, berry sauce, and topped with...
This was part of his pork sandwich recipe # although it would be a good topper for any sandwich or burger. It was featured on Oprah's first Sandwich Showdown.
Its not Thanksgiving for me unless I have cranberry jello salad. This recipe comes from my mother's side of the family and has been a tradition at Souder Thanksgiving meals for as long as I have been alive....
Any fruit can be used, but this is my favorite combination. If you wish to use oranges and grapes in the same batch, DON'T add the oranges until ready to serve or the grapes become very bitter. Got this...
This is good with pork and beef. For very tart berries use less vinegar and/or more sugar. If you make relish ahead of time and chill, do not reheat or the texture of the berries will be lost
This is an easy appetizer and a great way to use up leftover cranberry sauce from the holidays. I saw this on Michael Chiarello's show on the food network. We love it - hope you do too!
Gather these berries after the first frost for best flavor. Cooking time is approximate. From the Mississippi Valley chapter of the United States Regional Cookbook, Culinary Arts Institute of Chicago,...
Serve this wonderful ginger, cranberry and peach marmalade with holiday roast turkey or ham, -or- spread on warm buttered toast with a cuppa! Would also be great drizzled over a round of warm brie! Delicious!...
I love discovering new flavors of tea. Through traveling both domestically and internationally, I have had to the opportunity to try some of the most exotic and interesting teas. Now lets be honest, the...
Very spicy and beautifully sweet preserves from the New England chapter of the United States Regional Cookbook, Culinary Arts Institute of Chicago, 1947. This recipe makes about 3 pints and cooking time...