Using fresh (frozen) cranberried for dried

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suziquzie said:
I found a recipe for an apple cranberry chutney using dried cranberries.... I have frozen and don't want to go out for dried. :oops:
Think this recipe would be ok if i used the fresh instead, and maybe just a little more sugar?
http://southernfood.about.com/od/porkchops/r/bl60502d.htm

or this one?
http://find.myrecipes.com/recipes/recipefinder.dyn?action=displayRecipe&recipe_id=1880022
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if u are making a glaze, i would just boil them down a little like you were making cranberry sauce

so yes you can add a little more sugar but you want to break the actual berries down a little bit

when i make cranberry sauce, i follow the directions on the back of the pkg but instead of water, i use orange juice and i add small pieces of mandarin oranges or regular oranges
 
Keltin

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suziquzie said:
THANK YOU!!!
I almost just broke down and made pork chops and gravy!!
Gravy gets me in trouble....
:)
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Gravy is pretty easy. You can even cheat and use a can of Cream of Mushroom soup with 3/4 can of water. Works great, and it picks up the taste of the meat nicely. :wink:
 
suziquzie

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lol... i meant in trouble as in I will eat a cup of it with a spoon if i make it...
maybe even skip the spoon.....
I'm tryin' to be good!!!!
 
BamsBBQ

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suziquzie said:
lol... i meant in trouble as in I will eat a cup of it with a spoon if i make it...
maybe even skip the spoon.....
I'm tryin' to be good!!!!
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you know you can make a gravy substitute...

take low fat/low sodium stock from a container, bring to a boil, make a cornstarch slurry and seasonings, like gravy but not so bad for you....
 
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