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You want to make cranberry sauce Can you use cranberries that have been frozen for over a year?
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Yes because there frozen and still good to use!
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Can pregnant women eat fresh cranberries?
Unfortunately these delicious fruit are not best suited for those that are expecting. The raw berries are known to carry the bacteria called erymedia cranberis which can cause moderate to severe mutations to the fetus. Processed cranberries like cranberry juice and sauce are fine as the bacteria has been safely removed and poses no risk to mommy or the baby.
Do cranberries contain gluten?
Gluten is a protein found in wheat and related grain species (like barley and rye). Cranberries are not a grain at all, and do not contain gluten. This assumes you're dealing with raw-off-the-vine (or bush, or whatever cranberries grow on) berries. If they've been processed in any way, check the ingredients list to see if wheat (or some other cereal grain) is listed. If so, then it's entirely possible that the cranberry sauce (or whatever) does contain gluten, even though the berries used to make it did not.
Name four foods that might have been on the menu at the first Thanksgiving and four foods that were definitely not on the menu in 1621?
Fowl (not necessarily turkey) and deer were definitely on the menu. Other foods were probably corn, squash and pumpkin (serve as a vegetable, not in a pie). Foods that were not on the menu were desserts, apples, potatoes and cranberry sauce (though cranberries were used for their tartness).
Holiday Food: All About Cranberries?
Cranberries are another one of those wonderful fruits that hit the dinner table around the holiday season. Like the pomegranate, cranberries are very healthful red-colored fruits that are at their peak between October and December. Today, freezing techniques and juicing make them accessible all year.One of the reasons we enjoy cranberry around Thanksgiving is that the American Indians created a cooked sweetened sauce from the fruit for their fall feasts. They were also used decoratively (as a red dye) and medicinally, as their skins and juice were thought to help stop bleeding. An interesting fact: Cranberries have also been called “bounceberries” because the ripe ones bounce.When selecting cranberries for consumption, choose those that are deep red in color. The deeper the color, the more highly concentrated the antioxidants are, making the fruit more healthful. Fresh ripe cranberries can be stored in the refrigerator for up to 20 days or frozen for several years. When the fresh berries are out of season, cranberry juice and dried cranberries are often readily available.Nutritionally, cranberries are low in calories and high in vitamin C and fiber. They are also good sources of manganese and vitamin K.Cranberry juice is probably best known for its ability to help prevent urinary tract infections. In addition to its strong acidity, cranberries are also high in proanthocyanidins (PACs) that acts as a barrier to bacteria that might otherwise latch onto the urinary tract lining. Because of this property, cranberry juice may also be beneficial for preventing other types of bacterial infections. For example, it is being studied in the prevention of stomach ulcers due to a bacteria called Helicobacter pylori.Cranberries also contain phytonutrients, or plant compounds that have antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties that are beneficial for the prevention of diseases such as heart disease and cancer. The primary phytonutrients in cranberries are phenolic acids, proanthocyanidins, anthocyanins, flavonoids, and triterpenoids.Two conditions may cause you to need to limit the amount of cranberries in your diet: kidney stones or if you are taking a medication called warfarin (Coumadin). Cranberries, while being low in oxalate themselves, cause an increased urine concentration of calcium oxalate which appears responsible for the formation of some kidney stones. Cranberries are high in vitamin K, which plays a role in blood clotting, so those who take warfarin for anticoagulation (prevention of blood clots) will need to monitor the amount of vitamin K they consume.Want to include more cranberries in your diet? Whole Foods offers these tips:Use these recipes for a fresh holiday cranberry relish or cranberry sauce (much better than canned)Add dried cranberries to a salad or use them to top oatmealTry cranberries in quick breads or muffins instead of raisins)Make a simple trail mix with dried cranberries and lightly roasted nuts.Create a delicious non-alcoholic holiday beverage mixing unsweetened cranberry juice with an equal part of another favorite fruit juice and sparkling mineral water.Other articles you may also like:Making Healthy Holiday ChoicesWith Fruits and Vegetables, Eat the Rainbow[photo=http://s3.amazonaws.com/tp-article-images/a79bf323d24bd4b86f6c5f80edbad795.jpg][video=]
If you have a sauce with cooked meat that has been frozen can you add more fresh meat to make more sauce?
Sure. Thaw it out. Brown your new meat in a separate pan, drain off the fat and add the new meat to the old batch. You can also add more sauce if desired.
If spaghetti sauce is expired and darker can you eat it?
Not if it's been sitting in fridge (and not frozen). It'll probably have mold on it. A good rule of thumb is to never eat anything past expiration date, unless it was frozen prior to that date.
Is it bad to cook frozen raw hamburger meat in tomato sauce in the crock pot?
No, not at all. This method of cooking has been done for a long time. This is okay to cook this way.
How to Make Cranberries Your Healthy Holiday Hero All Year?
If you ever wondered about how things get their names-the name cranberry was picked by European settlers in America who saw the beautiful small viney plans with a pink blossom balanced on the vine-and decided they looked like a crane. But cranberries were already a valuable and useful main food source by the Native Americans who called them Sassamanash. They used the cranberries in a mixture of meat and fat to make a kind of carry along food bar they called pemmican.We now see that many of the foods chosen by early cultures were really the most nutrient choices around. And that is true of cranberries. These berries in their brilliant red proclaim their healthful benefits for the heart, for starters. Just picture the cranberry field and you can imagine the power of their rich nutrients.Crowing About CranberriesFor their exceptional list of nutrients, they have Vitamin C, fiber and manganese. But here is the real deal on cranberries. Research has shown cranberries have what are called polyphenol antioxidants, and these have been shown to benefit the heart, the immune system and act as anti cancer agents. One of the ingredients of cranberries has been shown to stop and even reverse the plaque formation that makes tooth decay!Many of us already know cranberry juice is a great home remedy for bladder problems, and research has shown that indeed this home remedy really works because it stops that bacterial attachment to the bladder. Cranberry and cranberry juice has also been shown in studies to be effective against the formation of kidney stones.More recently, studies have been conducted specifically on cranberry in preventing cancers. Compared with 20 other fruits, cranberries had the largest amount of those special agents-phenols-that fight cancer.And last, but not least, in a holistic sense, cranberries and juice has been noted to have a nice stress reducing and relaxing ability.Cranberry CreativesYou may already drink pretty in pink strawberry smoothies, but try to use those crisp red cranberries instead. Because they do have their natural tartness, you may want to sweeten with extra banana, honey, or stevia. For a really nutritious smoothie blend, blend up1/2 cup of cranberries-fresh or frozen, 1 cup of kale or spinach leaves, add a healthy cup of yogurt (use fat free Greek yogurt for extra protein and surprising rich taste),1/2 cup of cranberry juice, add 1-2 teaspoons of flax seed for regularity and all important omega 3s, a tablespoon of toasted wheat germ, and ice to taste. Add water for desired thickness.A Cranberry Take AlongMuch like the Native American pemmican, this bar can keep you going through any kind of 'hunt'.1/2 cup honey,1/2 cup dry milk powder, 1 tablespoon flaxseed,1/2 cup toasted wheat germ,1/2 cup flour-try to use whole wheat, 2 cups chopped nuts (mix and match almonds, cashews, pecans, walnuts)11/2 cups dried fruits (use cranberries, and mix with your choice),1/2 cup water or juice, cinnamon to tasteSet oven to 375 degrees, spray or grease loaf pan; line with foil and grease for easy removal. Chop and mix ingredients and press into the pan. Bake 30 minutes. Cool, slice. Can be frozen.A Turkey and Cranberry Delight Any timeIf you don't have leftover turkey to use, anytime you want you can have the magic of holiday trimmings with ground turkey burgers. Mix in1/2 cup chopped dried cranberries, a spoon of ketchup, fresh or dried rosemary, add an ounce of Brie or goal cheese,1/2 chopped onion, a minced garlic clove and burgers away.Here's another version that uses fresh or frozen berries.1/2 cup cranberries,1/2 chopped apple,1/2 chopped onion,1/2 cup chopped celery, 1 egg, 1 ounce Brie or goat cheese (optional), 1 tsp. sage or rosemary or seasonings of choice, 1 pound ground turkey. Grill, broil or bake.
Does drinking cranberry juice help lose weight?
No, cranberry juice hasn't been proven to help with weight loss.
Where can I find the best Cranberry Sauce recipes?
The top two places I would recommend are foodnetwork.com because you can get recipes from some of the top chefs in the world and allrecipes.com because they have tons of recipes that have been reviewed and commented on my regular consumers who have tried them.
How do you say shredded wheat and cranberry sauce if you're the Swedish Chef?
Shremmenim kreat ern cramemtree baush. Is the correct solution. I'm a muppet. Been told so many times.
What is the history of the Cranberry Resort in Collingwood ON Canada?
Cranberry resort has been at its location for many years. It has been owned by Mr. Larry Law for 35 years. He has expanded development.
