Cranberry-Pecan Relish
- YIELDS
- 3 cups
- COOK TIME
- 1 Min
We've got the perfect way to add a tasty pop of color to your holiday table. This Cranberry-Pecan Relish is sure to do the trick. Sweet cranberries, with light citrus notes and silky pecans, all come together in an instant to make a relish that will push your Thanksgiving dinner over the top. Just one bite and your friends and family will want to know where you got this cranberry-licious recipe!
What You'll Need
- 1 seedless orange with peel left on, cut into large chunks (see Tip)
- 1 apple, cored and cut into large chunks
- 2 cups fresh cranberries (see Tip)
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 1/4 cup pecans
What to Do
- Place all ingredients in a food processor that has been fitted with its metal cutting blade. Process 1 to 2 minutes or until finely chopped and thoroughly mixed, scraping down sides of container as needed.
- Serve immediately, or transfer to an airtight container and chill until ready to serve.
Mr.Food Test Kitchen Tip!
- There's no need to peel the oranges, 'cause we actually want bits of peel in this relish. And if you want to use frozen cranberries, make sure to thaw them before processing!
- Check out our New Thanksgiving Sides for some tasty twists on the classics!
- No Thanksgiving dinner is complete without a fantastic turkey. For that we recommend our Butter-Basted Herbed Turkey!
- And to make your dining table sparkle this holiday season, try this classic Cranberry Sauce!
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ddmorado 1734451
May 25, 2016
My mom used to make this at Christmas time. She used the old fashioned grinder that attached to the table (we're talking more than 50 years ago) and she used 1 orange, 1 apple, fresh cranberries strawberry jello. Its awesome!! I cant get fresh or frozen cranberries here in Mexico and every year at Christmas I always miss it.
jmshortstuff21 017 4349
Dec 21, 2014
I made and love it. I made it again but made too much can I freeze it and how long will it last.
Test Kitchen Team
Dec 22, 2014
Although we have not tried freezing this recipe, we think you could. However, you may need to drain off some of the extra moisture that freezing it will create. Enjoy!
jmeber2002
Nov 20, 2013
My mother also made this but she added drained crushed pineapple to it instead of the nuts.
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