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    • Dana’s New Traditional Relish

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    Fruits Sauces, Holiday, Fruits 4 Servings

    INGREDIENTS

    1 Part cranberries
    2 Parts apples *
    1 Sugar

    INSTRUCTIONS

    *cooked with a bit of cider, spiced with cinnamon and ground cloves.
sweetening this year, instead of 1 part sugar, I used maple syrup. The
relish is quite tart this way, but it's how our family likes it. Have a
happy, delicious holiday.      Dana Jacobi, F&W Club Host -------------0
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