Mom's Cranberry Relish

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Mom's Cranberry Relish

by Mary
(St. Anne's Helper Christmas Traditions)

One of our favorite Homemade Christmas Gifts is a jar of Cranberry Salad. We can make up gallons at a time and it stores in the refrigerator all year long! (We love it and make enough to keep on hand for all of our Turkey and Chicken Dinners!)

We then hand this out to all of our regular friends and acquaintances in small jars on the day before Christmas. The children love to ride with Daddy and be the honored representatives in our family to present these welcome gifts!

Ingredients:

One pound bag cranberries
One med/lg orange
One sm box raspberry jello (dry)
Equal volume sugar

Directions:
Process the cranberries and oranges to the consistency you like, small or big chunks. Measure the volume of fruit and add that same volume of sugar. Sprinkle in the jello powder. Stir and enjoy!

Mary - St. Anne's Helper

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