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Sugar-Free Cranberry Sauce

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Jewish 1 servings

INGREDIENTS

1 Bag; (12 oz) of fresh cranberries
1 c Water
Whole cloves
Sticks of cinnamon
Artificial sweetener to taste; I used about 15 or 16 packets of Equal
1 ts Vanilla; or to taste

INSTRUCTIONS

cook cranberries, water, cloves and cinnamon sticks together in a pot until
the cranberries are bursting. remove from heat and add sweetener. Let cool
a bit and add vanilla. cool and refrigerate. The vanilla gives it a complex
mysterious taste that is good. I undersweetened it this time for an
experiment. As it accompanies meat, I don't want the sweetness to overwhelm
the turkey. I don't think this wil work too well for small children. I do
remember that when my kids were little they preferred the canned, jellied
stuff to the home made whole berry sauce with cinnamon etc.
Posted to JEWISH-FOOD digest by "W. Baker" <wbaker@panix.com> on Nov 23,
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