October 27, 2015nutrition
Do you love cranberries?
Sue Hitzmann hits the kitchen, with the help of Jori, in this MELT video feature to show you one of her favorite recipes for a healthy fall and winter. This low-sugar, low-glycemic cranberry recipe will be great as a topping or just alone.
- Boil one cup of orange juice.
- Add one 12-ounce bag of cranberries.
- Stir and cook until the mixture is soft but still has chunks of cranberry to add texture.
- Add a few droppings of cinnamon.
- If you want to make it sweeter, add 2 tablespoons of maple syrup, honey or two packets of Stevia.
- After it cools, put the mixture in the refrigerator so it solidifies more.
- Add as a topping to cereal and other dishes.
This dish has low sugar content, offers a solid dosage of phytonutrients (which serve as antioxidants and are anti-inflammatory) and is good for gastrointestinal health.