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Cranberries are rich in antioxidants, compounds that have been found to fight many types of cancers and Alzheimer's disease.

Cranberries are one of the few fruits native to North America and ripen from September through November, lending themselves well to holiday recipes, like cranberry sauce.

Cranberry sauce doesn't have to come out of a can. Make your own with these easy recipies

By reducing the sugar in this holiday favorite you will easily cut out 774 calories without anyone knowing the better.

Have a bowl full of cranberry sauce leftover from a turkey dinner? Wondering what to do with it all? Here are some delicious cranberry creations to try out.

Skip the cans of cranberry sauce this year and make your own. It's easy to make cranberry sauce, and fresh is always best.

Thanksgiving dinner just wouldn't be the same without cranberry sauce. Even if you don't eat it, the color and aroma alone let you know it's a special day.

Cranberry sauce is beginning to peek out from behind the can and find itself in the role of versatile taste bud tingler.

Cranberry Trifle is perfect if you have leftover cranberry sauce from Thanksgiving dinner (who doesn't?). Even without leftovers, it's still perfect!

Cranberry sauce is a classic dish that most people expect for the holidays. But, why settle for the canned stuff when fresh cranberry sauce is so easy to make?

This flavor-packed, elegant recipe puts a new spin on traditional cranberry sauce, yet has only five ingredients.

Make Cranberry Chicken, Cranberry Chops and glaze a ham with Cranberry sauce during the holidays or any time.

Cranberries have a sour flavor that can be delightfully sweetened. Cranberry sauce can be used in other ways besides with turkey. Use it to make these yummy desserts.

A traditional Thanksgiving dinner usually consists of turkey, potatoes, gravy, stuffing and cranberry sauce. Cranberry sorbet is a delicious alternative.

Blend fruits to create a crowd-pleasing cranberry sauce to complete and complement Thanksgiving dinner.

Add these Thanksgiving holiday side dishes to your Thanksgiving feast: "Granberry" Sauce and Potatoes and Carrots Au Gratin.

Switching over a few key ingredients can make any Tom (and his friends) thankful this holiday season, all while delighting family and friends at the dinner table!

This is a wonderfully simple and elegant appetizer recipe that combines the seasonal flavor of cranberries with the classic presentation of baked brie.

Jellied cranberry sauce is a traditional part of the holiday season, and is also a perfect example of a gel colloid.

Use fresh, frozen or dried cranberries or opt for cranberry sauce in some cases to create these desserts any time of the year.

No turkey feast is complete without cranberry sauce or pumpkin bread. These make ahead recipes are simple and put their store bought counterparts to shame.

Like Thanksgiving on a bun, these delicious and easy to make broiled or grilled turkey burgers deliver favorite flavors of the holiday season to enjoy year round.

An easy bar cookie recipe, Cranberry Crunch features canned cranberries which are used to make this quick bar cookie. Perfect for a Thanksgiving dessert or treat.

Cranberries are tart, tasty and traditional with turkey. High in anti-oxidants, they are also healthy, but do those health benefits survive in the wiggly glop from a can?

What you don't know about the first Thanksgiving may surprise you.

Combining the flavors and benefits of Pomegranates and Cranberries to make Super Simple Cranagranate Sauce adds a uniquely flavored dish to special fall and winter meals.

Go local? Fresh, a frozen supermarket bird? Organic? Kosher? Natural, free-range or free-roaming? It's enough to make you eat ham instead. Deciphering the choices.

Cranberries, goats cheese, meatballs.... these are just a few of the ingredients that can make for some delicious and easy, yet elegant holiday appetizers.

Less money spent, offset by a bountiful personal effort create thoughtful gifts that are appreciated by all who receive.

Forget complex recipes that take hours to prepare. With these traditional Thanksgiving foods made in a slow cooker, even the hostess can enjoy the day.

You can make these breads with fresh or frozen cranberries or dried cranberries. You can even use cranberry sauce in some cases.

Create Cranberry Bruschetta for an appetizer, serve cranberry pancakes for breakfast, or serve cranberry spinach salad as a side dish.

Whether it's a hectic holiday party for 136 guests or an intimate birthday bash for 12, your recipes will always maintain reliable as long as you use an RCF.

A 2007 survey documents America's similarities and differences in food preferences at Thanksgiving.

Adding fresh fruit and nuts to holiday turkey leftovers will create new variations on old holiday sandwiches. Two recipes to inspire more creative holiday leftover menus.

Appetizers, Salads, Side Dishes and the Main Dish can all benefit from the delicious taste of cranberries.

For young families cooking Thanksgiving dinner for the first time, the idea can be daunting. Knowing what to buy and how much to serve can make the meal a success.

Pair these delicious cranberry condiments with your Thanksgiving Day dinner or Christmas feast and make scrumptious ham or turkey sandwiches from leftovers.

Knowing what dishes on a holiday menu to cook ahead of time can mean the difference between success and failure. Planning saves time and ensures nothing is forgotten.

Standard wisdom and some new thoughts for Thanksgiving wines.

Cranberry Salad is a beautiful side dish. It's made the day ahead and chilled, so it cuts down on the work load on meal day. This recipe is a keeper.

Thanksgiving Day may not mean much to Europeans, but for ex-pats it is a big day. So where to go for the all-important roast turkey and pumpkin pie in London?

Thanksgiving, an American harvest celebration, calls to mind warm images of collective joy, marked by thanks, feast, family, friends, food, and... football?

A Thanksgiving planner, holiday timeline with kids activities, no cook appetizers, and make ahead Thanksgiving recipes will help take the stress out of Thanksgiving Day.

Bacon-Wrapped Water Chestnuts, Zesty Smokey Links, and Holiday Meatballs with Zesty Cranberry Sauce are easy holiday appetizers to prepare and will disappear quickly!

Christmas trivia can make for a great ice breaker at holiday parties or for interesting conversation starters at school or work with friends.

This is the epitome of a Christmas appetizer recipe! Meatballs made with turkey and stuffing, accompanied by a spiced cranberry dipping sauce. Simple and scrumptious!

If you're looking for different fillers besides the traditional tuna, ham and cheese, or egg salad, try these simple recipes that will save time and gratify taste buds.

Vegan stuffing, or dressing, can be baked in a casserole dish instead of in the bird. This method is vegan-friendly and reduces the risk of food poisoning, too.

While cranberries are nearly ubiquitous in American celebrations of Thanksgiving, there is some dispute about whether they were a part of the pilgrim's first thanksgiving