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In reply to the discussion: What kind of cranberries for you?? canned whole berries, canned jellied, homemade recipes. or I don't like cranberries. [View all]justaprogressive
(5,927 posts)74. I like
Cranberry Walnut Bread.
Turkey stuffed with lemons limes oranges = my favorite!
"Curious about what else to add to your bird to amp up the flavor?
There are a variety of herbs that can complement the citrus zest
and enhance the taste of the turkey. Citrus and rosemary are a
classic pairing since the herb's piney flavor complements the lemon
or lime's tartness. Thyme can also be added to the dish since its
earthy taste helps balance the sweetness of the fruit. You also can't
go wrong with sage, which will add a touch of savoriness to the meal.
There is also an art to combining the citrus options. If grapefruit is
your main ingredient, pair it with oranges for a tropical taste or lemons
for a touch of tartness. On the other hand, if you're focusing on limes
as your main citrus, leave the grapefruit and lemons out and instead
reach for orange wedges, balancing the zestiness with sweetness.
The amount of citrus you add can also change the flavor profile of the
dish. It's typically recommended to add one full lemon or lime to a 12-
to 14-pound turkey, but you can choose between adding half or the full
fruit when it comes to oranges or grapefruits. It depends on how much
citrus you want if you have a smaller bird, scale down the amount,
but, as always, play with the quantities and see what you like best!"
Read More: https://www.tastingtable.com/1284902/stuff-turkey-citrus-ultra-juicy-results/
Turkey stuffed with lemons limes oranges = my favorite!
"Curious about what else to add to your bird to amp up the flavor?
There are a variety of herbs that can complement the citrus zest
and enhance the taste of the turkey. Citrus and rosemary are a
classic pairing since the herb's piney flavor complements the lemon
or lime's tartness. Thyme can also be added to the dish since its
earthy taste helps balance the sweetness of the fruit. You also can't
go wrong with sage, which will add a touch of savoriness to the meal.
There is also an art to combining the citrus options. If grapefruit is
your main ingredient, pair it with oranges for a tropical taste or lemons
for a touch of tartness. On the other hand, if you're focusing on limes
as your main citrus, leave the grapefruit and lemons out and instead
reach for orange wedges, balancing the zestiness with sweetness.
The amount of citrus you add can also change the flavor profile of the
dish. It's typically recommended to add one full lemon or lime to a 12-
to 14-pound turkey, but you can choose between adding half or the full
fruit when it comes to oranges or grapefruits. It depends on how much
citrus you want if you have a smaller bird, scale down the amount,
but, as always, play with the quantities and see what you like best!"
Read More: https://www.tastingtable.com/1284902/stuff-turkey-citrus-ultra-juicy-results/
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What kind of cranberries for you?? canned whole berries, canned jellied, homemade recipes. or I don't like cranberries. [View all]
debm55
Nov 7
OP
The canned stuff that when you plop it out on a plate it shows the inside of the can shape.
Ocelot II
Nov 7
#1
Thank you very much, buzzycrumhunger. I love cranberry bagels and the cranberry-orange muffins. Happy baking.
debm55
Nov 7
#28
I grew up with jellied. My mom sliced it and put it in a cut glass bowl, can lines and all.
rsdsharp
Nov 7
#7
I was looking for that recipe. You posted it last year and I used it. Delicious. Thank you 2naSalit.
debm55
Nov 7
#23
Oh wow, Thank you very much, KY_EnvironGuy. That was made by your mom and made with her love. May the memories be a
debm55
Nov 7
#36
HAHAHHAHAHA. I have my cranberry bagels in the kitchen, Enjoy them Polly Hennessey.
debm55
Nov 7
#38
Thank you very much, perfessor. I will have to check out the bag. Thanks for the information. I appreciate it.
debm55
Nov 8
#65
Oh ,that sounds great. I like the idea of a chutney style, Thank you very much for sharing your recipe with us. DinahMoe
debm55
Nov 8
#66
Well thank you very much, FoxNewsSuch. There are some great recipes on this thread.
debm55
Nov 8
#68
A friend of mine said to throw an orange, peel and all, into a blender with cranberries
viva la
Nov 8
#94
Thank you very much, radical noodle. That sounds great. I never thought of having cranberry sauce for eating other
debm55
Nov 8
#72
Thank you very much, for sharing with us, KitFox. That is how my grandmother made it.
debm55
Nov 8
#62
Sorry ms liberty. I knew they were good for bladder infections and uti. but didn't know they caused kidney stones. My
debm55
Nov 8
#60
If I can get fresh cranberries, I'll make my own whole berry cranberry sauce spiked with apricot brandy.
woodsprite
Nov 8
#51
Wow. a salad bowlful. I like your idea of spiking it with apricot brandy. Yum. Yes, mine must be Ocean spray,too. Thank
debm55
Nov 8
#58
Thank you very much, Matt for sharing with us. I have missed you. Hope everything is well at home.
debm55
Nov 8
#70
Oh wow, that sounds delicious. Thank you justaprogressive. I have never heard of adding citrus to the suffing. We add
debm55
Nov 8
#75
That's okay, Bluestocking. That;s why I put that choice in the OP. Everyone is free to have their likes and dislikes.
debm55
Nov 8
#80
Naomi's Mock Wild Cherry Sauce (truly to die for... cranberries never the same again)
WheelWalker
Nov 8
#83
Oh wow, WheelWalker that sounds wonderful, thank you so much for posting the recipe. Thank you.
debm55
Nov 8
#87
Thank you very much, ballardgirl. I like foods that can used with other dishes.Thank you for sharing with us.
debm55
Nov 8
#88
HAHAHAHAHAH. thank you very much, catbyte. That sounds wonderful. Thank you for sharing with us.
debm55
Nov 8
#92
OH , Wow, Thank you very much for posting the chutney recipe, That sounds fabulous, I have bookmarked it
debm55
Nov 9
#100
Same here, I like the jellied and he likes the whole. thank you very much Dulcinea
debm55
Nov 9
#112
That sounds like borsht. thank you very much for sharing, 10 Turtle Day. I think I might try it. Enjoy
debm55
Nov 9
#111