7 Fabulous Cranberry Breads

Cranberry, orange, and nuts are the perfect trio in these easy-to-make muffins, providing sweetness, tanginess, and a nice crunch. Butter is mixed into the dry ingredients, and then eggs and milk are added until a nice moist batter forms. The fruit, zest, and nuts finish it off and the muffins are baked until puffed up and tender. A flavorful way to start off your morning.

Scones may seem like they would be difficult to make, but this fruit-filled baked good is actually quite easy to put together. The fresh cranberries are complemented by the orange zest and the scones have a nice crunch due to the addition of walnuts or pecans. They are filled with flavor and are the ideal companion for a hot cup of tea.

This delicate cranberry bread is an elegant make-ahead recipe guaranteed to impress. Studded with chopped pecans and brightened with lemon zest, it's a delightful addition to afternoon tea or brunch.

Just another recipe that proves cranberry and orange are meant to be together, this cranberry orange bread takes it one step further with a delicious orange icing. This is a great recipe to divide into mini loaf pans so you have a homemade gift at the ready.

This bread is fantastic with the homemade icing, but if you prefer a more savory fruit bread it can be left plain. For a bit of added sweetness, dust the bread lightly with powdered sugar.

Christmas traditions come to life in a classic stollen bread that should not be reserved for the holidays alone. You will enjoy making this fruit-stuffed bread as much as everyone will love to eat it.

Stollens can include many different ingredients, and this particular recipe features three favorites—cranberry, almonds, and orange—which combine deliciously. This stollen is sure to add a spark to the holiday dessert table or as a sweet baked treat any time of year.

Perfect for leftover turkey sandwiches, this hearty bread studded with dried cranberries and walnuts tastes delicious when it's toasted. The recipe makes two loaves, one for now and one for later—or wrap one to bring to the next holiday party. 

This is a somewhat basic yeast bread recipe, relying on the bit of sugar to add sweetness, but feel free to add orange zest for some extra zing.

The secret ingredient in this muffin recipe is the orange marmalade, bringing a nice citrus flavor without too much bitterness. Combine that with the cinnamon, nutmeg, cranberries, and walnuts, and you've got a muffin that is the perfect breakfast treat on a cold winter day. The buttermilk ensures a moist and tender baked good, so you can bake these with confidence.