

First things first we're gonna make a really nice caramel add 150 grams of caster sugar to a pan followed by a couple of star anise next lightly crushed four cardamom pods this has a lovely warm Spicy Sweet flavor then wait for the sugar to melt and form a caramel smell of that caramel is amazing now cranberries in.
Cranberries are very tart and acidic but balanced with the sweetness of the caramel and apples they give the sauce a lovely dry sharp note next core peel and thinly slice two apples Now The Cranberries are starting to break down Apple in the smell is fantastic it's not a sort of sweet sour spicy delays the pan with.
A touch of Port deglazing dissolves all the lovely sticky caramelized bits of food that are stuck to the pan and incorporates them into the sauce next add the zest of an orange and for another layer of fragrant sweetness squeezing the juice then cook on a low heat for five to ten minutes to thicken if you really want to get ahead this.
Sauce can be made three or four days in advance
Gordan
Nice cooking as always
Hungry
Not so good. Especially bad to body.
https://youtu.be/GGBdKiR3QUY
earlyish
It's thanksgiving gorden anyway
I can smell that sweetness 🍯🍭🍬❤️😛😝😜
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Even Gordon has to do a whole mission just to make Thanksgiving food taste good
Defiantly following this!
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All these people in the comments who say thanksgiving food sucks must be dog ass at cooking.
where's the cranberry sauce!!!!
Siempre he pensado que ese día es una burla extrema y que es puro fantoche hasta con fecha ridícula
Hey, they finally framed it so that you can see the whole video
Looks amazing
FRAGRANT
Gordon I’m 11 and i love cooking i wanted to see if you could rate on how I cook. If You could reply i would post a vid on channel of me cooking
Didn't realize Thanksgiving was celebrated in UK