Fresh and frozen cranberries each have their own pros and cons, and understanding the differences helps when you're cooking or baking—especially for a holiday like Thanksgiving. What's the big deal?

Thanksgiving dinner puts a lot of pressure on a cook. But it’s nothing compared with Thanksgiving leftovers. Of course, you can just reheat and re-serve the whole meal over and over until the stuffing ...

Bright, festive, and bursting with flavor, these Frozen Cranberry Dog Treats are a colorful way to spoil your pup! With the tartness of cranberries, smooth pumpkin puree, creamy yogurt, and warm ...

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Cranberry joins kelp in the new frozen cubes from Atlantic Sea Farms, which grows kelp off the coast of Maine. The company, known for its products made with the sea vegetable — kimchi, kraut, and ...

Now that Thanksgiving is a little over a week away, Here & Now resident chef Kathy Gunst is thinking cranberries. She shares recipes for not only the traditional sauce (which Kathy makes with orange, ...

An ongoing debate is whether you should you serve cranberry sauce warm or cold. This is a matter of personal choice. The sauce is clearly thicker when chilled, but when used as a topping for poultry, ...

Note: From Jenn Garbee. Plain yogurts vary by brand; look for one that has more tang to it. You may need to increase or reduce the sugar to taste. You can use leftover cranberry sauce, or the recipe ...