Happy National Cranberry Day, Beautiful People (https://foodimentary.com/november-holidays)!
And a very happy Thanksgiving, of course!
Dear Beautiful People, I am cheating! I don’t have a step-by-step set of photographs of this crazy creation because I’ll assemble it tomorrow, right before serving. All I have is my cranberry sauce, ready for tomorrow. However, I promised a recipe for Cranberry Pizza, so here it is, in case you want to spend a few minutes to surprise your guests. It is really easy.
INGREDIENTS
- 2 ripe mangoes
- 1 cup cranberry sauce
- 1/2 cup non-dairy whipped cream
- Blueberries to garnish
PROCEDURE
- Make cranberry sauce the consistency of pizza sauce. If using store bought sauce, add a shot of rum and bring to boil. Simmer until thickens. Stir occasionally. Let cool off.
- Peel and slice mangoes, arrange on serving platter. This is your pizza crust.
- Spread cranberry sauce on top of mango slices. This is your tomato sauce.
- Spread non-dairy whipped cream on top of cranberry sauce. This is your cheese.
- Throw blueberries on top. They are your olives.
- Use your imagination and dazzle your guests.
Happy Thanksgiving – enjoy!
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Dolly, This recipe sounds really good. I’m sure it will be a winner!
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Thank you so much, Gary!
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Hi
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Hello, dear Alpesh!
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Happy Thanksgiving!
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Thank you, dear Mel, and the same to you and yours!
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Cranberries… you touched my heart with this one!
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Thank you, dear Elizabeth! A very happy Thanksgiving with many blessings for health and happiness to you and yours!
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You got me on this one, Dolly! I was expecting a dressing crust, then thin layer of cranberries with slices of turkey on top, sealed off with mashed spuds with a brushing of gravy! I’m going to experiment with this. We used to make turkey and cranberry and dressing sandwiches on my mothers big bread rolls on Thanksgiving night and for days afterwards. I miss them more than the traditional meal. Ha.
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I know how it feels, to miss family holidays and post-holidays…
I have never learned to eat – or make! – sandwiches, and I don’t do gravy; instead, my turkey is cooked in red wine sauce. As you see, my “traditional” meal is still not quite traditional. Have a very happy Thanksgiving, Judy!
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You got me. I actually thought it was pizza but this sounds so much more appealing!
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Thank you so much, darling, and have a blessed Thanksgiving!
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