
I sort of adapted this from Mrs Beeton - sometimes it is very enjoyable to make something that takes time; and I still have quite a few apples to use. I peeled and thickly sliced 2 lbs apples. I simmered these with 12oz brown sugar and three quarters of a pint of vinegar. When it had all become mushy, I added a level teaspoon each of mustard, salt,chilli powder and garlic puree. I also added 12oz sultanas. I put in a big bowl and covered. Now I have to leave this for a week, stirring thre times a day. Then it can be bottled. Then I will be giving away presents of jars of chutney!
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- 26. Oct 2008 @ 05:04:48 pm
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- 27. Oct 2008 @ 12:03:47 am
Yuuuummmmy!
Sounds delish
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- 02. Nov 2008 @ 09:59:56 pm
And what will you call this chutney? x
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- 03. Nov 2008 @ 10:33:47 am
Dunno...apple chutney! See how startlingly original I am!
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- 03. Nov 2008 @ 11:42:11 am
Hey, that works for me. Hugs
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- 10. Nov 2008 @ 02:32:49 pm
Looks amazing...can't wait to try it.
SeasideMan
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That sounds awesome! I must try it myself.
Tom.