...family, tradition, and knowing how fun it is to think outside the box. Take your traditional favorites and don't be nervous to try something new. Last week, I encouraged you to try some Chai Masalain your pumpkin pie. This week? Throw in some warm, Indian spices with your cranberries; swap out your bread for flattened rice Poha for stuffing; add some zing to your Brussels Sprouts with Garam Masala.
Have your holiday the way you want it. Some tradition, some new side dishes, and a whole lot of eating.
I’ve been making this chutney since you first posted the recipe in 2017. It is absolutely delicious, and you’re right, my family thanks me for it every time. In fact, we love it so much that I buy extra bags of cranberries in the fall and winter, then stash them in my freezer so I can make chutney year-round. It works perfectly to add the frozen cranberries to the recipe, just as if they were fresh.
Susan G
February 07, 2022
A hit for Thanksgiving! I used less sugar — love the tang of cranberries.
Kay Jonas
February 07, 2022
The flavor of this condiment is phenomenal—tart/sweet, with the right amount of “warming spices”. Very easy to make and show-stopping appearance on the table! This was my first time to make home-made cranberry sauce for the holidays and I’m sure I won’t go back to store-bought again.
Susan Price
February 07, 2022
What is garan masala?
Pete
December 29, 2021
Anupy and family Happy Thanksgiving one and all! Big thank you for sharing these tasty recipes. Almost time to make that cranchutney.
Oh yeah!
Bette
February 07, 2022
I’ve been making this chutney since you first posted the recipe in 2017. It is absolutely delicious, and you’re right, my family thanks me for it every time. In fact, we love it so much that I buy extra bags of cranberries in the fall and winter, then stash them in my freezer so I can make chutney year-round. It works perfectly to add the frozen cranberries to the recipe, just as if they were fresh.