Sugared Cranberries

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Festive Sugared Cranberries are incredibly easy to whip up and will dress up any holiday treat!
Festive Sugared Cranberries are incredibly easy to whip up and will dress up any holiday treat!

Festive Sugared Cranberries are incredibly easy to whip up and will dress up any holiday treat!

Festive Sugared Cranberries are incredibly easy to whip up and will dress up any holiday treat!Wow! I had so many requests for the recipe for the Sugared Cranberries in my Orange Cranberry Cake that I thought I’d dedicate an entire post to it.

Festive Sugared Cranberries are incredibly easy to whip up and will dress up any holiday treat!They’re super easy to make. All you need are three ingredients (two if you don’t the water) and some time.
Start by dissolving sugar and water over heat. Then, add fresh cranberries and toss to coat.

Festive Sugared Cranberries are incredibly easy to whip up and will dress up any holiday treat!Using a slotted spoon, transfer the cranberries to a cooling rack set over a rimmed baking sheet and let sit for 1 hour.

Festive Sugared Cranberries are incredibly easy to whip up and will dress up any holiday treat!Then, toss in sugar and return to the cooling rack to sit for 1 hour. That’s it!

Festive Sugared Cranberries are incredibly easy to whip up and will dress up any holiday treat!These gems are beautiful for snacking on during the holidays and make great garnishes for all your holiday baking.

Festive Sugared Cranberries are incredibly easy to whip up and will dress up any holiday treat!Use them to decorate your cakes, an alternative to sprinkles on cupcakes, and even toss them in your morning cereal or yogurt!

Festive Sugared Cranberries are incredibly easy to whip up and will dress up any holiday treat!

Sugared Cranberries

Yields ⅔ cups
Servings: 1 batch
Calories: 422kcal

Ingredients

  • ½ cup sugar, divided
  • ¼ cup water
  • cup fresh cranberries

Instructions

  • In a small saucepan over medium-low heat, dissolve ¼ cup of sugar and water. Add the cranberries and stir gently to coat. With a slotted spoon transfer the coated cranberries to a cooling rack set over rimmed baking sheet. Let sit for 1 hour.
  • Place a few tablespoons of the remaining sugar into a medium bowl. Add the cranberries and cover with the remaining sugar. Stir gently to coat each berry entirely. Transfer to a cooling rack set over rimmed baking sheet. Let sit for 1 hour.

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10 comments

  1. Joanne |No Plate Like Home says:

    I’m glad I read this post because I read in another to let the cranberries sit in the simple syrup for 8 hrs. I’m glad to know it can be done in one hour. I’m making a cranberry cheesecake with the sugared cranberries on top!

    • Patty K-P says:

      Right, Joanne! Simply give the cranberries a quick dunk in the simple syrup and transfer to a cooling rack to “dry”. Just “dry” until it’s sticky enough so the sugar coating will adhere (about 1 hour) :D After the sugar coating, “dry” again so the sugar hardens and becomes crunchy! Easy peazy ;) A cranberry cheesecake with sugared cranberries will be beautiful and delicious! I’d love to see it :)

  2. Karly says:

    Oh my gosh, YUM! These are so gorgeous and look absolutely delicious. You’ve just made the holidays merrier and bright with one little recipe- you go glen coco!

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