gdj67 15 | 154 15 Dec 2007 / #1I will be cooking Christmas dinner in Warsaw this year............lucky me :).Does anyone know where I can buy fresh (or frozen) cranberries?Thanks,G
Wroclaw 44 | 5,369 15 Dec 2007 / #2Does anyone know where I can buy fresh (or frozen) cranberries?I know that you can get them in a jar. Go to a good supermarket and have a look. They will be near the pickles and bottled sauces.
inkrakow 15 Dec 2007 / #4Try your local fresh fruit & veg market - I saw a huge pile of fresh cranberries here in Krakow today.
OP gdj67 15 | 154 16 Dec 2007 / #5Thanks evryone. I need fresh cranberries not the ones in a jar, so i'll try the fruit and veg markets. That would have been my first thought anyway, but was told that there aren't any in Warsaw (fresh crannberries not fruit and veg markets!).Will be flying out of Friday, so should have time to find some. Here's the recipe if anyone interested.Cranberry stuffed apples230g jar cranberries sauce50g fresh or defrosted cranberries6 medium Cox or Braeburn apples25g butter2 tsp golden caster sugarMix the cranberry sauce and cranberries in a bowl. Cut a thin slice off the bottom of the apples. Score the skin all round their middles, then tunnel out the stalks and cores. Stand the apples on a shallow baking tray. Pile the cranberry mix into the cavities, top with a dot of butter and scatter over the sugar. Heat oven to fan 180C/conventional 200C/gas 6. Bake the apples for 20-30 minutes until soft and starting to split and the cranberries are oozing juice.Had some help from my Warsaw friends.................I should be able to get everything I need here:bazarpolna.pl/main.htmlG
wnygrl585 16 Dec 2007 / #6Her is my cranberry relish recipe. I am asked to make it each time I'm invited to dinner for Thanksgiving.2 cans whole cranberry sauce 16oz1 can crushed pineapple 20 oz, drained1 bag frozen whole strawberries 16 oz, defrosted1/2 cup walnuts, choppedmix all together in a bowl and chill at least a few hourssmacnego!!!!