Quick and easy cranberry dishes for the entire holiday season

Baking can be such a daunting task. These cranberry orange muffins from Food.com, however, can be made in under an hour and compliment any meal throughout the day.

That tasty risotto that your family loves as a side dish gets a twist with this recipe from Ocean Spray, which adds cranberry brown butter.

There is no quicker meal fix than a salad, right? And during a time of year when we eat so many heavy foods, a refreshing spinach salad with season-friendly cranberries is a welcome adjustment. Try this salad recipe from Cooking Classy.

The best way to use up all those leftovers, especially if you have family staying in town and don't have the means to cook multiple large meals, is to put those Thanksgiving scraps into a casserole. Here, Ocean Spray adds tart cranberries to a Monte Cristo-inspired strata.

Some of the cranberry-stuffed chicken recipes out there call for cheese and other additions that can make this main dish extra fattening. But this recipe from Taste of Home is a bit more bare bones. The most difficult thing you will do is wait while it cooks in the oven!

Bust out that slow cooker and let it do the work for you in making this delicious pork roast with cranberries.

A cake mixing fall apples and wintry cranberries is a great way to transition into the colder months. Keep yourself from getting too overwhelmed with cake concoctions and try this time-saving recipe by Ina Garten for the Food Network.

One of the best parts about this five-ingredient casserole is that it can be prepped the day before, which should help cut back on the hassle of making too many things in the kitchen at once!

For when you need an extra healthy retreat from all that holiday food, here's a great recipe for a detoxifying cranberry smoothie.

Tart cranberries can add an unexpected burst of flavor to the usual Thanksgiving stuffing. Try this recipe from Food Network.

For those who want more of a "salsa" than a "sauce" and want to make extra that can go in the freezer and last throughout the winter, this relish recipe from Epicurious is just the thing.

There are plenty of fall-winter stir-fry recipes out there that call on cranberry. But we are a big fan of this one from Tablespoon.com, which uses chicken — instead of turkey, as mostly expected — and packs a punch with the addition of hoisin sauce and sriracha.

The epitome of sweet meets savory! Break away from ordinary holiday dinner menus and make this delicious brie, cranberry and chicken pizza.

This no-bake recipe from culinary scientist Jessica Gavin is great for taking on the go while running all of your holiday errands.

This decadent cranberry coffee cake from Midwest Living takes under a half hour to bake.

"A Whisk And Two Hands" has a couple ideas for hearty breakfast bowls incorporating cranberries, like this one with apple and quinoa.

Tart recipes are understandably intimidating, unless you regularly have the time and patience to make your own crust and filling. But this cranberry recipe from Taste of Home takes the stress — and time — out of that.

This "crustless" pie is a lighter dessert option that can also be ready to serve in under an hour.

Pudding fans rejoice. This rendition is more cream than cake, and cranberries give it the right amount of sweet and tart.

Up your turkey brining this year and use cranberry, a la this recipe from Ocean Spray.

For some people, cranberry sauce is incredibly personal, and anything outside of a traditional family recipe is frowned upon. But for those in search of a good recipe who don't have the time to hunt through the millions spread across the Internet, this recipe claims to create the "perfect" sauce.