We’re sure plenty of you do know that cranberries come from bogs, but for the rest of us, that’s where they lie in wait on their vines until what I will call cranberry fishermen come to harvest them.
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Thursday, November 28, 2013
Harvesting Cranberries For Your Thanksgiving Sauce Is “Kind Of A Fun Job”
We’re sure plenty of you do know that cranberries come from bogs, but for the rest of us, that’s where they lie in wait on their vines until what I will call cranberry fishermen come to harvest them.
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Yeah, I was educated by a tour bus guide on cranberry blogs this year. Made me look up how to make my own cranberry sauce and it was super simple: Berries, Sugar, and orange juice. Cook until the berries pop and chill. Takes less time than going to the store to buy a can.
You must live in the back of a store. Personally I don't like cranberries.
Thank you, 6:28, I got it and you gave me a good smirk for the day! Just so you know, there's one of us out there...
It doesn't need to stop here. I just put up a batch of orange-cranberry vodka for serving over the Christmas holiday. Yummy red color for mixing with Tonic and a lime slice.
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