How are you all….? This is yet another post from my thanksgiving table. Have you started decorating Christmas tree…? Here I can see Christmas lights and decorations everywhere, which obviously driving us to the festive mood of Christmas.
Stained glass almond cookies are some ornamental cookies. Eggnog (non alchoholic and cooked egg version) is a Christmas drink. Buche de Noel is a cake served for Christmas. In my upcoming posts, you can find more Christmas recipes.
Ingredients:
6 cups of water
1 piece of mace
1 cup of sugar
2 cups of craisins
Method:
In a sauce pan, boil 6 cups of water and take off from heat. Put cranberries inside and close the lid. Set aside for one hour till craisins are plumed.
Take the plumed craisins out of the water. Take 2 cups of juice (from the previously boiled water with craisins soaked), sugar and mace. Place everything in another sauce pan and boil it, stirring continuously. Take off from heat when you reach the desired consistency.
This is like a jam that can be used with breads and biscuits. We served it with soft dinner rolls. After use, keep refrigerated and can be used further and love it again and again…. :-)
Love the deep red color... have been seeing cranberry in stores here, but the portion is too much for me to really try it... :)
ReplyDeleteWow wat a color.hope you are busy and enjoying this festive season
ReplyDeleteChristmas is surely alive and kicking in the air here but not for us. The sauce is lovely showcasing the pureness of the berries.
ReplyDeleteyes, i too loved its colour.. Haven't yet tasted this.. Yummy and delicious dear..
ReplyDeletelove d color n cute berries..n nice blog name header too dear
ReplyDeleteohh that colour...Looks so perfect...I love your bowl :)
ReplyDeleteInnovative and lovely
ReplyDeleteAmazing..Hope if I do this recipe once I find Cranberries
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