I feel like I can’t let the week pass without posting at least 1 recipe.
So, I thought I would post what I served for dessert first. Sometimes, last is best.
For the Sheva Brachot I served cranberry ice, with sugar cookies and fresh green and red grapes for dessert.
The sugar cookies recipe was already posted much earlier. I will try to include a link later.
This recipe is very fast and easy and also very economical.
Ingredients
1 16 oz. can cranberry sauce
1 cup ginger ale, or lemon lime soda
Optional: garnish with mint leaves
Instructions
Blend cranberry sauce in food processor until puréed.
Fold in ginger ale or lemon lime soda.
Freeze in ice cube trays.
After it is frozen, remove from freezer and defrost slightly.
Blend again in food processor and refreeze.
Defrost for 1/2 hour before serving. If not using cookies, garnish with fresh mint leaves.
Since we had 28 guests, I used 3 cans of cranberry sauce and 3 cups of soda.
I think this recipe is very flexible and easily adapts to other canned fruits and liquids. In the future, I may try it with canned pineapple and coconut milk. Raizel suggested canned cherries.
Raizel has become my culinary consultant and she has many good ideas. I guess this blog has been helpful for her too in many ways!
Here are the pictures. I didn’t use ice cube trays, and after I puréed the cranberry sauce, I used a tin pan:
Here I folded in the ginger ale.
After I puréed everything for the second time, this is how it looked:
The Cranberry Ginger Ice was a big hit! This is all that is left:
Raizel said, “the texture is perfect and this is yummy!”
Enjoy!
miam miam
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Thank you!💖
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Looking forward to more kosher food recipes! Thanks!
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Thank you for reading! I love your blog name!😍
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You’re welcome! Thanks for reading as well!
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💕💕💕
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I love cranberry sauce and ginger ale. I dare say I just may have to try this it sounds delicious.
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It is so easy! Cranberries and ginger go well together!
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I never really thought about it until I saw your recipe but I can see how they would work very well together. The only issue I foresee is getting addicted to it.
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Funny! 🙈🙉🙊
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Okay, how did you do the see, hear, speak no evil? Cute.
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On my cell phone. Emoji.
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Ah, gottcha.
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Sounds light and refreshing!
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It is!💝
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Something new to me -sounds delicious Carol…
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It is. Enjoy!😊
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This looks and sounds good and easy to do. I like the idea of experimenting with different fruits and flavors.
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It is easy! I think it could be made with other canned fruit and either a fruit flavored soda or coconut milk. 🍒
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This is beautiful and sounds amazing Carol!
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😊💕💕💕
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Sounds very tasty! With summer kicking in at full swing in our part of the world, I would love to have some of that ice 🙂
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It is so easy! I am going to experiment with different fruits and flavors.🐣
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Looks beautiful and I love the taste of cranberries. I can’t wait to try this….
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Please do! It’s all gone, so that is a good sign.
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Wonderful sweet Carol and easy too. Colour is so appealing that I can get the taste of this on my taste buds😍
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Yes! I love cranberries and this is fast and easy. It’s very refreshing!
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