Wednesday, January 16, 2008
Fresh. Boiled. Cranberries.
Sometimes my roommates and I stay up late chatting about life and our thoughts and opinions. We always congregate in our kitchen and consequently eat. Depending on whether we've got the munchies or want a real meal, we call these gatherings "food fests" or "midnight feasts" respectively. During this particular food fest, even though we weren't discussing food, I brought up how much I love - Fresh. Boiled. Cranberries. Upon hearing this proclamation, my roommates laughed and made fun of me for so dramatically stating my love for this treat. I continued to explain to them that I crave Thanksgiving because Thanksgiving dinner means I will get to sample this fruit's wonderfully sweet acidity. I love - Fresh. Boiled. Cranberries.
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I only like cranberries in two forms; in Welch's Cran-Grape juice and the sauce put on my turkey during Thanksgiving. As for being fresh or boiled I don't know, I guess I like it best liquified in a bottle or processed in a can. I do like snacking while conversing with friends though.
Wow... I don't think I have ever had cranberries like that. My personal favorite is the kind that comes in a can... jellied.
Cranberries. I'm not a huge fan but I also look forward to Thanksgiving dinner for my dad's homemade banana cream pie! It's the best banana cream pie ever! I get it about twice a year...for Thanksgiving and for my birthday. I love it so much that I ask for a birthday pie rather than a birthday cake. It's delicious.
I absolutely love cranberries!!! I have never had them fresh. Boiled. Cranberries. I will try them sometime though because I love the bitter sweet flavor of a good cranberry. One thing that I look forward to around the time of Thanksgiving is the leftovers when I get to make a delicious turkey and cranberry sandwich. Honestly, food of the Gods.
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm...........
I love love LOVE cranberries, the jelly kind that you get like once a year at thankgiving that take the exact form of the can. I'd like to explore the wonders of them in boiled form, is that like craisens? I'm kind of confused.
hmmm, sounds quite interesting. I really do love those late night meals too. Almost every night.
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