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cab

Need a good apple chutney recipe...

...that doesn't have green tomatoes (I'm still hoping to get a decent number to ripen!) or plums (as the wild plum harvest has failed). I know, I could buy plums, but thats not the point is it? Wink

Anyone have a good 'un?
Rosemary Judy

From my mums book :

6lb cooking apples
2 lb onions
2 lb sugar
1 lb golden syrup ( think I just used an extra lb of sugar )
half a pint water
1.5 oz ground ginger
0.5 oz cinnamon
0.25 teaspoon cayenne ( think I added more, and a chopped chilli or 6 )
1.5 oz salt
1 quart vinegar.

Mince or cut up finely the apples and onions, simmer for 20 mins in the water
add salt, spices and half the vinegar, cook til soft.
add the sugar, syrup and rest of the vinegar and simmer til done.
Yield - 8 and a half lbs.

Or
7 lb sour apples
2 lb sultanas
3 lb brown sugar
half to 1 lb crystallised ginger - Daily Bread do it !
1 oz garlic
1 tsp mixed spice
1 tsp cayenne
1 tsp salt
1 quart vinegar

Peel, core and slice apples and boil with sugar and a little vinegar til thick
Add the finely chopped garlic, chopped ginger, sultanas and spice and boil for 20 m ins
Mix in vinegar til required consitency reached

Yield - about 11 lbs.

I have a lot of apple trees I scrump from !
cab

Excellent, thank you Smile

I've been playing with making chutney in the pressure cooker today. Turns out to be not such a bad way of doing it.

I especially like the look of your top recipe there, sounds like quite a sweet, old fashioned chutney.
Rosemary Judy

The book was printed in 1954 !
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