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Simple Chutney

Today I made some really simple Chutney.  Wondering what to do with the hundreds of apples, apart from making more crumble, I looked for a recipe book.  Although I didn't follow the instructions to the letter I ended up with quite a tasty concoction.

I chopped up some Apples, Onions, Pumpkins, Carrots and whatever other fruit or veg that was within eyeshot.
Added some spices (don't ask, I can't remember) and topped up the pan with some Red wine vinegar.  Left it to boil for what seemed an eternity (3 hours) and packed it into jars. I steal these from neighbours recycling bins on collection day (I do this Ninja-like at 6am to avoid capture).

4 comments:

  1. Sounds delicious! I don't think I've ever had a chutney that had pumpkin in it but would love to try some.

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  2. do i not need to use sealable jars for the chutney,as i noticed you havent yourself.how long does it keep fresh for please.i have tons of green toms and apples to use.x

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  3. Chutney will last in these jars for around six months. Make sure you sterilize the jars first. I put mine in the dishwasher on its highest setting. Good luck.

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  4. I use a stirilization solution that is used for atirilizing babies feeding bottles.

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