My mother’s cranberry sauce with orange peel will be my contribution. Kind of like this only with several strips of orange peel instead of a paltry single one.
*I was told by a chef to plead allergies when someone insists on feeding you something you’d rather not try (like liver). That way instead of making it their life’s goal to get some down your gullet, they will feel sorry for you and leave you alone.
I’ll bring something healthy so I can pig out on everyone else’s desserts: baby spinach salad with mandarin oranges, toasted walnuts, and feta cheese. The dressing is one I’ve posted elsewhere–equal-ish parts roasted walnut oiland balsamic vinegar. Divine!
Wow. Never had that before but it sound delicious! I like that it’s not traditional, but is still made from traditional ingredients. Win-win.
I make a damn fine cranberry sauce (just the sauce, no potatoes), which I’ll be happy to bring. I don’t use anywhere near the amount of sugar that is normal, but I squeeze in the juice of an entire orange, and add a few orange slices for good measure. Simple, but tasty.
It’s not traditional, but I’ll bring some charcoal-grilled salmon fillets. Cooked in a bit of Yoshida’s sauce with lemon and fresh cracked pepper, it’s to die for.
How about corn fritters? They are pretty delicious. I’ll bring those.
snowthx, I love that brie recipe! Mine calls for cranberry sauce instead of raspberries, along with caramelized onions and pecans, but the same idea. Worth every calorie!