after-Christmas sale on cranberries?

If any of the grocery stores have them on sale, I'm there.  People, you must try this recipe.  I mean, it can hardly even be called a recipe, it's so simple.  Water, sugar, cranberries and a stove.  They turned out so well, are so festive, and took a minimal amount of effort. 

Even my husband, who really doesn't get all fired up about anything that isn't red meat or seafood related, could probably have devoured at least half a bowl of these little gems on his own.  And quite possibly did.

I've got one more bag of cranberries in the fridge, and I'm totally making more of these for New Year's Eve.  Won't you join me?  I'm telling you, you won't be disappointed.

Comments

[Beth]

I've never heard of sugared cranberries! They sound yummy.

[mushroommeadows]

wow! I saw them on sale, too, but I couldn't figure out what I wanted to do with them. Now, I must go get some! Thanks! :)

[Kuky]

That looks good. I'll have to try it.

[frazzy dazzles]

I'll have to search out some cranberries now! Happy New Year

[Amy]

Gorgeous! I wanna make. Thanks for the link!

(And happy new year)

[Regina]

ohhh yum. Looks like trouble. I could probably eat a whole bowl of those! Which is why I will wait till next year to make some. I'm already dealing with too much trouble around the thigh and tummy area.

Happy new year my friend. I hope it is filled with everything you desire! Thanks for my card too! You are so thoughtful and much more timely than me. I STILL have several cards that haven't been sent out. Bad, bad, bad.

[unlikelycrafter.wordpress.com]

Wow--I'm not sure I've ever had fresh cranberries before! But you like sour...

[joy]

i bet the sweet and the sour make a good combo
never heard of it either