Raw and unsweetened:
Dried and sweetened:
Cranberry sauce, canned, sweetened:
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1 cup = 8 ounces
1 ounce = 0.12 cup
That depends on two criteria, the size of the can and the size of the portion/serving.
50 million pounds
It should say on the label of the can.
65 trillion gallons
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Lots of cranberries, real cranberry juice (not that sugary 10% juice stuff), blueberries, and lots and lots of water.
4 ounces a piece would be 50 pounds. If however you only want to give them 2 ounces a piece it would be 25 pounds.
A good appetizer recipe for meatballs is sweet and sour meatballs. The recipe is: For sauce, in a large skillet stir together cranberry sauce and barbecue sauce. Cook over medium heat until cranberry sauce is melted, stirring occasionally.Add meatballs to sauce. Cook, uncovered, for about 10 minutes or until meatballs are heated through, stirring occasionally. Serve immediately or keep meatballs warm in a slow cooker on low setting to serve. Makes 16 servings.
Firstly, there is a BEST IF OPENED BY date on the can. After that, inspect any canned goods for rust, bulging, pinhole leaks, which means that those get tossed into the garbage.I opened a can of Whole Cranberry Sauce from WalMart (Great Value brand) that was BEST IF OPENED BY Feb 02, 2007. and it was perfectly delicious!Next one we'll use, from our pantry, in November 2009, has a date of April 08, 2008.
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Cranberry sauce is a holiday classic, and no Thanksgiving or Christmas table would be complete without it. That doesn't mean you have to stick to the same recipe your great grandmother used, as great as it was, or buy that gelatinous stuff that comes out of a can. For a simple unique take an old classic, try this pear, ginger and cranberry sauce this holiday season.Ingredients and Tools:8 oz. whole fresh cranberriesColander3/4 lb. fresh pearsSharp knife1/2-inch piece of fresh gingerLarge saucepan with a tight-fitting top2/3 cup sugar1 cup waterWooden spoonLarge serving bowlPlastic wrapStep 1:Place the cranberries in a colander in the sink and rinse them with cold water, picking any debris off the cranberries with your fingers.Step 2:Peel the pears with a sharp knife and remove the core and seeds. Cube the pears into pieces about 1/4-inch to 1/2-inch in size. Peel the ginger and finely chop it.Step 3:Place the cranberries, pear cubes and chopped ginger in a large saucepan with a tight-fitting top. Add the sugar and water to the mixture and stir it to fully combine the ingredients.Step 4:Heat the cranberry mixture over high heat on the stove top until boiling. Reduce the heat to medium-low and continue heating the mixture for 10 to 12 minutes, stirring it regularly with a wooden spoon.Step 5:Remove the saucepan from the stove top and allow it to rest at room temperature for 10 to 15 minutes. Transfer the pear, ginger and cranberry sauce to a large serving bowl and cover it with plastic wrap. Place the covered bowl in the refrigerator for a minimum of 3 hours before serving it.Tips:If you can't get fresh pears you can use pears canned in water instead. Pat the pears dry with paper towels before chopping so you don't introduce excess water into the recipe.You can make the pear, ginger and cranberry sauce up to 48 hours before you plan on serving it as long as you keep it tightly covered with plastic wrap in refrigerator.
10 cups
8-10
About 10 points plus
10 gms