Green Tomato Chutney
A good chutney. There are several important points to remember: the chutney will
burn if you're not careful. Also, be careful with ground ginger; this spice is unusual in
that it's stronger than the fresh variety. Finally, chutney mellows and improves,
the longer its kept.
| 2 1/2lb |
1kg |
Green tomatoes |
| 2 1/2lb |
1kg |
Cooking apples |
| 2lb |
900g |
Onions |
| 6 |
|
Large cloves garlic |
| 1lb |
450g |
Raisins |
| 1lb 6oz |
625g |
Soft brown sugar |
| 1oz |
25g |
Pickling spice |
| 1/2t |
|
Cayenne |
| 2 level D |
|
Ground ginger |
| 1/2t |
|
Salt |
| 3pt |
1.75l |
Vinegar |
Coarsely chop and then waz all the big bits in a food processor. Mix all the
ingredients up in (probably two moderately-sized) pans(s). Bring to the boil and simmer
until cooked (about 3 hr's). You can tell when it's done, because a trail left by a spoon
will not fill with liquid for several seconds. Store for at least 3 months.
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