Slowly bring to the boil until the sugar has dissolved. Simmer for 1½–2 hours, stirring from time to time to stop the chutney sticking to the pan. When it is very thick and you can draw a ...
Turn the heat down and simmer for around 1 hour, stirring from time to time. After an hour the chutney should be good and thick. Scrape out the chutney into sterilized jars and seal. Leave to cool ...
Leave the chutney to cool for 15-20 minutes then pack into the jam jars, cover with a wax disc and a screw top lid. Store in a cool dark place for 3-4 weeks before enjoying.
The chutney recipe here is based on UK chef and food writer Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall's recipe. Prepare the butternut, quince and apple then weigh for this recipe. It's a very thick chutney with ...
After Phil's recent jam masterclass we were inundated with requests for a chutney that could be perfect for Christmas. So, Phil's obliging with an onion, apple and date chutney - and to go with it ...
Anything with beetroot is a favourite of mine. Making it the base of this chutney ensures it goes a long way. The chutney is perfect to place in small jars and give as a gift. We all like to ...
Cook up some steaming peas curry teamed up with beautiful fried cakes made of yogurt, gram flour and aromatic spices. Seal the deal with peppy apple chutney. Take yogurt in a bowl, add gram flour and ...