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Tag: low-glycemic

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Winter
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Cranberry & Candied Walnut Salad

This quick salad adds a bit of sparkle and sweetness to your table. Each item can be made ahead, stored for a week of easy salad toppings or to take with you for a potluck. Feel free to add more vegetables of fruit such as avocados, red onions, roasted vegetables or citrus slices.


Winter
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Cranberry Glaze

Sweet, tangy and savory cranberry glaze is perfect drizzle across meat or even better the vegan Lentil Nut Loaf.


Fall
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Cranberry Persimmon Parfait

Seasonal persimmons and cranberry sauce come together for a breakfast that is easy to take on the go. Use leftover or store-bought cranberry sauce to save time.

Please note, the Fuyu persimmon’s are flat bottomed and best when enjoyed hard, not soft. The Hachiya variety have a pointy, acorn shape and are only edible when very soft and seemingly overripe. Either could work in this recipe, but we chose the Fuyu.


Fall
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Cranberry Roasted Acorn Wedges

Wedges of acorn squash are marinated in cranberry juice before being roasted into an almost candied state of goodness. The brilliant red juice adds a subtle tang, color and essence to an otherwise lovely squash. The skin is edible as well!


Winter
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Cranberry Spice Brined Turkey

Brining a turkey is such a fabulous almost lazy way to guarantee moisture hits your bird.

Your bird needs to be defrosted and a bit of equipment is also required, including: a large bringing bag or an XL Ziploc and a large roasting pan. Refrigerator space is helpful too. However, a larger cooler with a few ice packs could work in a pinch. The recipe calls for spices, but a small handful of mulling spices could be substituted instead of buying the individual spices.