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Can I put raw cranberries in cookies?

kissntell

kissntell

November 2010 in Eco-Friendly Family

Or should I cook them first? I'm going to make oatmeal/cranberry/white chip cookies.

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Re: Can I put raw cranberries in cookies?

shaunna&chad

November 2010

I wouldn't, even cooked. They are very very tart. Usually dried ones are used for baking.

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queenie521 member

November 2010

they will be very tart but you dont have to precook them. i would chop them up though.

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nsees

November 2010

I have a recipe for cranberry cookies and it calls for them to be whole and uncooked so you should be fine.

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