Friday, November 28, 2008
Wild Cranberry Sauce
One of the classic accompaniments for roast turkey along with the gravy is cranberry sauce. Trouble is, most are just lacklustre sweet jellies that don't always bring the true tart character of the cranberry to the table.
However, the German company, Schwartau, make a preserve from wild cranberries that is not only full flavoured with just the right balance between sweet and sour, but, also keeps the delicate texture of the whole fruit intact.
There amount of sauce to fruit is spot on, making it easily spoonable from the can, but it also spreads easily making covering your slice of turkey meat with just the right amount of addictive cranberry goodness a simple task. Any leftovers go well on a slice of toast along with a cup of coffee. It's brilliant and I promise you won't be disappointed.
Available from Ormond Meat & Smallgoods, 634 North Road, Ormond
Importer, Anica Sales, 47 Myrtle Street, Glen Waverly
3 Comments:
I don't think I can find that here, that's why I just make my own from fresh cranberries. It was good with the turkey and the dressing. It will be good with the turkey sandwiches tomorrow!
This sounds wonderful! If it were available locally I would certainly buy it, even if my husband doesn't believe it's Thanksgiving unless you can slice the cranberry jelly along the lines of the imprints left by the can. :D
Hi tanna, unfortunately no fresh cranberries here; somehow I can just taste your turkey sandwich, yum!
Hi gigi, I'm sure you would love it and even turk would be forced to reevaluate his beliefs!
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