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Classic Cranberry Sauce

Buongiorno! Wanted to re-share my al time favorite classic cranberry sauce with you! It’s so delicious, I made multiple batches of it at the Holiday season because not only do we love it on the actual table for the main event (like Thanksgiving) but leftovers are sensational stirred into some yogurt, muffin batter or as a topping for things like pancakes and waffles. Recipe is the same as its always been the only addition made was adding a cinnamon stick and the zest of 1 orange (highly recommend). Below you will find 2 recipes linked using leftover cranberry sauce should you have any of this left! Just a reminder these quick videos are in ADDITION to my regular content as a way to provide you with endless food inspiration in your life! xoxo

Recipes:
Cranberry Sauce
https://www.laurainthekitchen.com/recipes/cranberry-sauce/

Cranberry Sauce Muffins:
https://www.laurainthekitchen.com/recipes/cranberry-sauce-muffins/

Cranberry Eton Mess:
https://www.laurainthekitchen.com/recipes/cranberry-eton-mess/

Breakfast Oatmeal Cranberry Bars:
https://www.laurainthekitchen.com/recipes/breakfast-oatmeal-cranberry-bars/

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