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Sandy
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I got a bag of cranberries...they look like craisins....on a trip I was on to Wisconsin cranberry growers. I'm not a big fan of cranberries & don't really know how to use them in things to make good use of them. I won't eat them like raisins and I don't like things like that it my salads. Any ideas besides muffins?
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Pinkdream Replied:
My favorite muffin out is a cranberry orange muffin. I am sure you can add them in just as you would blue berries to a low fat muffin mix. I know my mom always soaked them to make a cranberry relish but I don't have a recipe for that. They are really packed with lots of good for you things.
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Anonymous Replied:
Oh, I made a strawberry and pineapple cranberry relish with whole cranberries one year for thanksgiving. Yum, I think I picked up the recipe from recipe.com. But that was when food was eaten without thought of calories, etc. Hope you find a recipe you like.
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Gwen Replied:
You can add them to turkey casserole or even chicken. They are good for you as long as they are not sweetened. Freeze them and use them over time.
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Sue Ellen Replied:
I put them in my instant oatmeal or your regular oatmeal. They are healthy for the urinary track I have heard to keep any infections away. So enjoy Sandy.....
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linda Replied:
I had oatmeal with raisins and dried cranberries this morning.
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Sue Ellen Replied:
Can be put in sugar cookies for Christmas I saw in a magazine. (packaged already cooked ones.)
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linda Replied:
scones
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