I have this fascination of making chutney! Everytime I finish making one batch I have the offer of "Do you want any apples?" Looking for a recipe for Apple Chutney I found a cut out one from Prima among my many ripped out papers.
'Spicy Apple Chutney', sounded great! It's the onion seeds and chilli flakes that make it spicy.
Here is the recipe:-
In a pan, slowly cook 3 sliced onions with 2 tablespoons of olive oil and 1 tablespoon black onion seed, black pepper and a pinch of salt for about 40 minutes.
Add a pinch of chilli flakes, 3 large peeled Bramleys, plus one peeled Cox apple, all cut into chunks, 400mls/14fl.oz cider vinegar and 250g/9 oz. demerara sugar.
Bring to the boil, reduce to a simmer and cook for an hour until thick. Spoon into sterilised jars.
Bless Husband No. 2. Off he goes each time to track down onion seed spice and yet more cider vinegar and demerera sugar!
Wow! says he, that's not bad at all!
Yet again, from Daughter No 1. Do I want some more Apples? Mother-in-law has some more going.
Husband No. 2 says "I wouldn't mind, but she keeps giving it all away" Oh! What Joy!
In a pan, slowly cook 3 sliced onions with 2 tablespoons of olive oil and 1 tablespoon black onion seed, black pepper and a pinch of salt for about 40 minutes.
Add a pinch of chilli flakes, 3 large peeled Bramleys, plus one peeled Cox apple, all cut into chunks, 400mls/14fl.oz cider vinegar and 250g/9 oz. demerara sugar.
Bring to the boil, reduce to a simmer and cook for an hour until thick. Spoon into sterilised jars.
Bless Husband No. 2. Off he goes each time to track down onion seed spice and yet more cider vinegar and demerera sugar!
Wow! says he, that's not bad at all!
Yet again, from Daughter No 1. Do I want some more Apples? Mother-in-law has some more going.
Husband No. 2 says "I wouldn't mind, but she keeps giving it all away" Oh! What Joy!
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