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green tomato chutney

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  • Ladyhawk
    Ladyhawk Posts: 2,064 Forumite
    The recipe that I am looking at making today for the chutney specified malt vinegar but all I have is spirit or balsamic vinegar... would either of these work?
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  • Ladyhawk
    Ladyhawk Posts: 2,064 Forumite
    This is my tried and tested (and favourite) Green tomato chutney....

    1 pint vinegar
    1lb demerara sugar
    1 lb. chopped green tomatoes
    1 lb. chopped cooking apples
    ½ lb. chopped sultanas
    ¼ lb. chopped onions
    ½ lb. sugar (granulated is fine)
    ½ tsp ground ginger
    Pinch of salt
    1 chilli finely chopped (You can skip this if you want a more traditional recipe)
    • Put the vinegar and demerara sugar in a pan and heat gently until sugar melts.
    • Add all the other ingredients
    • Bring mixture to boil and cook slowly stirring all the time until it thickens.
    It's ready when you can pull a wooden spoon across the bottom of the pan and the line you make stays clean.
    Has anyone tried this recipe? I made it this evening, and I am not sure about the final sentence. Mine ended up being very dark and slightly bitter (poss burnt?) Surely it is best to stop cooking before you get to the "pull a wooden spoon" test so that it is not too solid?
    Man plans and God laughs...
    Perhaps travel cannot prevent bigotry. But by demonstrating that all people cry, laugh, eat, worry and die, it introduces the idea that if we try to understand each other, we may even become friends.
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