Cranberry-Pineapple Relish
Recipe courtesy Family Circle Magazine
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By mariatl_7502863
Lakeway, TX
on October 17, 2012
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Love it and so does everyone else! I've made it every Thanksgiving season for about six years. I omit the jalapeño although it tastes great with a little heat.
It's important to use very ripe fresh pineapple, fresh cranberries and follow the directions carefully when it comes to mixing. Mix the cranberries separately to get the consistency and taste you want before adding the pineapple. It's ideal for it to turn out almost like a salad with bright yellow pineapple chunks that contrast with the red crushed cranberries and specks of fresh cilantro. If you try to take a shortcut and mix/blend/puree it all together it'll turn out to be a soupy red sauce. Take your time and it'll be a salad/relish that everyone will want seconds and leftovers will be even better! Yummmm!
By batface89
Grand Rapids, MI
on November 23, 2006
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I made this for Thanksgiving, as well as another cranberry sauce (an Emeril recipe. I have to say that the other was freakin' awesome. This one was just pretty good, however, I did use canned pineapple. I am sure fresh pineapple would've taken it to the next level. Also, I cut the Jalepeno by half, due to my family being a bunch of wimps. I am going to put another jalepeno in with the leftovers and it should be lovely.
By simiclan_5840044
alpinea, AL
on November 22, 2006
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Love the flavor combination. Made it for a potluck where I figure I can taste it without committing to the whole thing. Rave reviews. Great flavors.
By behagel_1394007
St. Joseph, MI
on November 26, 2005
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What an interesting dish. Each ingredient maintains its own wonderful integrity and as a whole this recipe is like a crescendo of favorful experiences. My Thanksgiving crowd loved it...
By wyzredwlf_2832651
Bakersfield, CA
on June 05, 2005
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This has got to be the best receipe I have tried in years. It has a balance of heat and sweet along with awsome textures! I have added walnuts to it ...and man does it rock!
By kb8pkg
Christiansburg, VA
on December 04, 2004
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Great relish - easy to make and everyone loved it.
By golfster_1546678
Broken Arrow, OK
on December 01, 2004
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It is as good to the palate as it is easy to prepare. How do you top that? It is vegetarian friendly. It is not unhealthy. And you can easily add and/or subtract ingredients (like walnuts and/or cinnamon Let your tastebuds peruse your pantry and enjoy.
By Chef #354065
Livermore, CA
on November 21, 2004
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It was a nice recipe - nothing to rave about