Cranberry Orange Relish is an easy relish that adds fantastic, fresh flavor to any holiday meal! Great on sandwiches or served as an alternative to cranberry sauce.
This amazing Cranberry Relish is the star condiment in our Myles Standish Sandwich (you can see that recipe here). But even if you don’t make our sandwich recipe, this Cranberry Relish is so delicious – you’ll want a jar of this fresh, sweet-tart condiment in your refrigerator anytime fresh cranberries are in season!
Cranberry Relish couldn’t be any easier to make. Simply combine fresh cranberries, fresh orange slices, orange peel, and granulated sugar in the bowl of a food processor. Process until coarsely chopped (but not so much that it turns into a puree) then pour into a jar and serve with a spoon.
The Cranberry Relish will give off some juices as it sits in the jar – which is totally fine. My husband Jack used the juices in a cocktail with a little bit of vodka – and boy was that delicious!
This Cranberry Relish is also a delicious, fresh alternative to serve alongside your Thanksgiving turkey. Enjoy!
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Cranberry Orange Relish is an easy relish that adds fantastic, fresh flavor to any holiday meal! Great on sandwiches or served as an alternative to cranberry sauce.
- Prep Time: 5 mins
- Total Time: 5 minutes
- Yield: 2 cups 1x
- Category: Condiment
- Method: no bake
- Cuisine: New England
Ingredients
- 1 large navel orange
- 1 12–ounce bag fresh cranberries
- 1/2 to 3/4 cup granulated sugar
Instructions
- Zest the orange and place the zest in a food processor.
- Using a sharp knife, cut the pith from the rest of the zested orange and discard.
- Cut the remaining peeled orange into quarters, pick out and discard any seeds and place the orange in the food processor with the zest.
- Add the bag of fresh cranberries and ½ cup of the sugar and pulse to a coarse consistency.
- Taste and add more sugar if you want the relish sweeter. We only used the ½ cup.
- This relish can be refrigerated for up to a week and can be used in a variety of dishes, including our Myles Standish Sandwich.
Notes
Here is a tip we learned from a cranberry bog owner: The darker the cranberries, the more tart they are. The lighter or whiter colored cranberries are not tart however still can be used. They taste the same however are milder in flavor.
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