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Cranberry Orange Relish with Fresh Ginger
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Cranberry Orange Relish with Fresh Ginger

This vibrant no-cook cranberry orange relish is made by pulsing fresh cranberries with orange zest, juice, and fresh ginger into a bright tangy condiment that cuts through the richness of the Thanksgiving meal. It is ready in minutes and far superior to anything that comes from a can.

4.5
10 min
🍴10 servings
🔥85 cal
🔖Easy
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A bright no-cook cranberry relish bursting with orange and ginger that takes just 10 minutes to prepare.

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Nutrition per serving

85Calories
0gProtein
22gCarbs
0gFat
3gFiber

Ingredients

10servings

Base

Citrus

Sweetener

Flavor

Spice

Seasoning

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Instructions

1

Prepare the Citrus

Using a fine grater, zest the entire orange before cutting it in half and juicing it. Set both the zest and juice aside. The zest contains essential oils that give this relish its intense citrus flavor so do not skip this step.

2

Pulse the Cranberries

Place the fresh cranberries in a food processor and pulse 8 to 10 times until they are roughly chopped but still have some texture. You want a chunky relish not a smooth puree so be careful not to over-process.

3

Combine All Ingredients

Transfer the chopped cranberries to a mixing bowl. Add the orange zest, orange juice, grated fresh ginger, sugar, cinnamon, and a pinch of kosher salt. Stir everything together until the sugar begins to dissolve and all ingredients are evenly distributed.

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4

Rest and Serve

Cover the bowl with plastic wrap and refrigerate for at least 1 hour before serving. This resting time allows the sugar to fully dissolve, the flavors to meld together, and the relish to thicken slightly. Stir once more before serving.

Substitutions

fresh cranberriesfrozen cranberries thawed completely are a perfect substitute
granulated sugarhoney or maple syrup can replace sugar but start with a smaller amount and adjust to taste

Common mistakes

Over-processing the cranberries in the food processor resulting in a mushy unappetizing texture
Not allowing the relish to rest which means the sugar does not dissolve and the flavor is not fully developed
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