Pomegranate & Parsley Relish: The Perfect Alternative to Cranberry Sauce

Total Time: 10 mins Difficulty: Beginner

Pomegranate & Parsley sauce is an amazing alternative to cranberry sauce. Despite the fact that I was born, raised and still live in Cranberry Country I am not a fan of the cranberry flavor. My family owns cranberry bogs for goodness sakes, and It’s just been one of those flavors I’ve never liked in any way shape or form.

It would always be included with the holiday dinner, and I would always feel like I was missing out on something special everyone else had and loved… and I couldn’t understand WHY they love that flavor, but hey… who am I to question a fellow foodie’s palette?

I went without that jellied concoction on my plate for far too many years until I found this recipe. I honestly don’t know who came up with this recipe but it’s pure genius for the non-cranberry aficionados out there and now we can all be in that festive club that’s eluded us for years!

Pomegranate & Parsley Relish: The Perfect Alternative to Cranberry Sauce

Difficulty: Beginner Prep Time 10 mins Total Time 10 mins
Best Season: Suitable throughout the year

Description

A delicious alternative to cranberry sauce, this delicious relish goes perfectly with turkey, pork or chicken.

Ingredients

Instructions

  1. Start by mixing the shallot, salt and orange juice together in a small bowl. Set aside and let the flavors combine for 5 minutes. 

    Next add the pomegranate molasses and the extra virgin olive oil to the same bowl and stir to combine.

    Finally add the pomegranate seeds, the parsley and the orange zest and stir to combine.

    Can be made ahead and stored in the refrigerator covered for up to 3 days.

Keywords: Pomegranate, Parsley, Holiday, Side Dish, Cranberry Sauce Alternative, Parsley, Relish, Orange Zest, Holiday Menu, Pomegranate & Parsley Relish, Holiday Recipe,
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Shawn-Marie Lind She's in Her Element

Shawn-Marie is a stay-at-home wife, mother and Nana that lives on a 5-acre hobby farm near Cape Cod Massachusetts. She is the author of the blog She's in Hert Element and is also the content creator for the YouTube channel She's in Her Element. There she shares all things homemaking including cooking, preserving, DIY, decorating and homesteading. 

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