Start by giving your orange a good scrub to remove any wax preservative and then pat dry. Rinse the cranberries too.

Chop the orange and pulse in your food processor till you get a mushy pulp with only small shards of peel.

Put the cranberries and orange pulp into a heavy based pan and add the crushed coriander seeds and ground cinnamon. It is always best to crush and grind your spices just before use for a fresher and more pungent flavour.

There will be enough juice from the orange to start the cranberries cooking nicely without burning. Heat on low and raise gently to a simmer.

The cranberries will start to pop and split, sounding like a mellow and somewhat laid back popcorn session.

After about 15 minutes they will be tender enough for you to squish with a potato masher while still in the pot. You could use a wand blender if you want to go for a really smooth look, but I prefer the texture you get from simply mashing the berries.

Add the honey and stir well cooking for a further 10 minutes.

Add the liqueur, stir well and then ladle into 2 sterilised jars.