This raw ginger orange cranberry relish is the perfect accompaniment to any holiday party as a condiment, appetizer ingredient or just a wonderful addition to a fall or winter feast. Spread it on crackers with some cream cheese or shaved parmesan for an easy tasty appetizer. Serve it with a ham or turkey over the holidays in place of traditional cranberry sauce for a change. It’s raw, it’s fresh and will excite your palate with a fresh, zesty and slightly sweet cranberry flair.

Raw Cranberry Relish
I have never been a fan of traditional cooked cranberry sauce; that might only be because I’ve never had a really good one. In any case, cranberry sauce is just not something I’ve ever tried to mimick since it didn’t appeal to me. Raw seems to be the way to go for those of you like me who have never been excited about cooked cranberry sauce. Years ago I discovered Trader Joe’s orange cranberry relish and loved it so much I wanted to duplicate it. I never tried till now. Now, I must say I prefer this recipe because it’s got a fresh flavor, less sugar and well the ginger just takes it to another level of wow!


Fresh Ginger Flavor
My readers know I love my fresh ginger! If you love the zest and fresh earthy flavor of ginger like I do you must try this recipe with fresh ginger root only. Powdered ginger will simply not have the same effect. Go fully raw and fresh on this recipe and you’ll be sure to love it!

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Raw Ginger Orange Cranberry Relish
Equipment
Ingredients
- 16 oz. fresh cranberries
- 2 small oranges seeded, peeled and pulled apart
- Orange rind from 1 small orange kept from 1 orange you just peeled, yes I do mean the whole rind, just break it up into pieces for the food processor
- 2 tsp packed fresh ginger grated
- 1/2-3/4 cup granulated cane sugar Start with 1/2 cup and then add more sugar if you prefer it sweeter
- dash of salt
Instructions
- Simply add all ingredients to your food processor and pulse until you get a small chunky relish type consistency, making sure all of your rind and cranberries are processed.
- Chill the relish in the refrigerator about an hour and then enjoy!
Notes
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