Making cranberry sause from fresh berries is fairly easy. Depending on the amount of berries, but for the small bags sold in markets it is a cup of water brought to a boil, add the a cup of sugar and let it disolve before you add the berries. Continue to simmer and it should thicken as it cooks. Pour it into a bowl and cool.
It really depends on the recipe you're making.
I found the recipe on Cooks.com. it is called Christmas Cranberry Nut Salad.
looking for a cake recipe using mealies but no eggs
it is necessary because if someone is looking for a recipe they know where to look..
The original recipe says 12 cups of cranberries, so 4*12 = 48 cups of cranberries in total.
What I found was a great looking recipe at www.allrecipes.com. It looks extremely simple as well: http://allrecipes.com/recipe/vegetable-pizza-i/detail.aspx
I am also looking for a crepe batter recipe to use at farmers markets.
You can find the recipe you are looking for at www.hubertkeller.com. Click on the Secrets of a Chef section and then choose recipes.
If you want a traditional recipe, try www.marthawhite.com/Brownies. If you are looking for a unique recipe, try www.crumblycookie.net/2012/01/31/black-bean-avocado-brownies/.
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The recipe you're looking for this the one in the link i'm about to post. http://allrecipes.com/recipe/chicken-quesadillas/ Its fairly simple and easy to follow. Good luck!
A lot of recipes are available in any cook book. But if you are looking for a specific recipe,like recipe for curry chicken, you have to buy a special book,called Meets Recipes.