1 12 oz bag of
cranberries
1 large navel
orange, peeled, seeded and chopped
1/4 cup raw
organic or biodynamic honey
1 tbsp freshly
grated ginger
1 tsp freshly
grated turmeric
pinch of salt
Pulse in a food
processor to desired texture and eat with your favourite curry. No
need to pulse it too long--I like to just make sure there's no whole
cranberries left. Oranges and honey
vary in sweetness, so be sure to adjust the honey to your taste. You
can leave out the ginger and turmeric if you want. It's best if you have some raita and green salsa
to serve with your curry as well.
If you have
leftover sauce, just puree it until it's very fine and then make
popsicles for the cold and flu season. You also can freeze some in
ice cube trays and then make Shirley Temple smoothies with orange
juice and/or hibiscus tea. You could add vodka to make a "Dirty
Shirley."
Shirley Temple
Smoothie:
1 cranberry
chutney ice cube
1/4 cup orange
juice
1/4 cup hibiscus
tea
1/4 cup coconut
water
1/2 cup sparkling
mineral water
Put it in a blender and blitz it, or experiment with layering the ingredients.
Dirty Shirley:
1 cranberry
chutney ice cube--make it into crushed ice
1/4 cup orange
juice
1 shot vodka
1/4 cup hibiscus
tea
1/4 cup coconut
water
1/4 cup sparkling
water
I'm thinking we should make crushed ice out of the cube and then experiment with layering the ingredients.
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