With cranberry season in full swing, New Englander's will use these tart gems in just about any recipe they can. This is not your ordinary salsa and you are absolutely right, the color is a little different, but the flavor is spot on. This was a cinch to make and a great success at my mother's birthday party this weekend. Here is the recipe.
- 12 ounces fresh cranberries
- 1 bunch cilantro
- 1 bunch scallions
- 2 jalapenos pepper
- juice of two limes
- 2 tbsp. Grand Marnier
- 1/2 cup sugar (I used cranberry honey produced by the bees at my local bog)
Yikes this look great, what a list of ingredients! We are thinking along the same lines...I linked to you today.
ReplyDeleteYou are a true genius when it comes to finding unique cranberry recipes! I could dive right into this! This looks divine!
ReplyDeleteThat is very different, love the pretty color-enjoy:@)
ReplyDeleteThis has to be healthy good; will be trying this one; I have a feeling that was Grand Marnier?
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Looks yummy ! Have to try this one. (o:
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful, and perfect for pre-Thanksgiving dinner noshing!
ReplyDeleteLooks goood !!!! never tried cranberry salsa before ! Have a good day !
ReplyDeleteThis looks like it will be incredible on a sourdough turkey sandwich with melted gruyere. Thanks for the recipe, I have sent your link on to several friends.
ReplyDeleteCranberry salsa..that's a new on me. Will have to try that! :0)
ReplyDeleteNow you have done it. A little Mexican twist to Turkey Day. Nothing more perfect.
ReplyDeleteLooks yummy. Have a good week.
ReplyDeleteI love it! I'm saving this an bringing it to our friends for Thanksgiving! I love everything that's in there.
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious. You have the best ideas for fruit!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful idea for cranberries. I love them.
ReplyDeleteooooooo, looks delish. Different, too.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for all your visitis and comments to my blog. Love having you stop by. Susan
This is an innovative way to eat cranberries. Yum!
ReplyDeleteI think I am going to have to make this one too.
ReplyDeleteIt looks so yummy. Thanks for your comment,about my chickens feet, yes, I did massage them and if you want to run over here I would do the same for you too, :)
She is much better today. She was walking around instead of standing on one foot with the other tucked up in whats left of her feathers.
My poor chickens are so naked.
I hope you have a nice week.
Lovely cranberry recipes. I am dying for some muffins now too.
This looks yummy! I make something similar. We must be on the same wavelength because I will be posting my cranberry salsa recipe later this week. yours looks absolutely delicious!
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That looks great for thanksgiving
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous salsa and I love the beautiful leaves in the background of the photo!
ReplyDeleteI would never thought of this on my own. I love your blog. I love learning new dishes. Thanks so much.
ReplyDeleteMy tastebuds are zinging!! what a fabulous idea to use cranberries - love this :)
ReplyDeleteMary x
oh that looks beautiful!! i love that deep ruby red.
ReplyDeleteI just bought the cranberries, too!
ReplyDeleteYummy. In this recipe you have used my favorite herbs, cilantro with one of my favorite fruits, cranberry. How funny, though, I had to look up Grand Mariner to see what it was. However, oranges are dropping off the tree in the back yard. I'll use some juice and a bit of rind. I think that would be ok. TU for the recipe. I do hope you are having nice walks with Bella.
ReplyDeleteNo kidding. With tortilla chips?
ReplyDeleteI'll bet it would be good on cream cheese like hot pepper jelly.
Happy Thanksgiving!
Looks and sounds so good as usual.
ReplyDeletecathy
I would just love to be dipping some crisps into your salsa - it looks utterly delicious.
ReplyDeleteHave a blessed Thanksgiving, Susan.
ReplyDeleteWow! Your salsa looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteWe went to Maine in October (my first time!) and I fell in love with the shoreline and the woodsy smell of yet another glorious state in America! I know Maine is more of a blueberry place than a cranberry place, right? I sure ate a lot of lobster!
I wish you a beautiful Thanksgiving!
Yum! We had ours over Neufchatel cheese with wheat crackers and today, plain dipped with blue corn tortilla chips! Soooo good! Love this post!
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