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Slow cooker - Sausage pot question?
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FZwanab
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Hi, I have the morphy richards slow cooker and there is a recipe in it for a sausage pot, it requires chutney as an ingredient, does any one know what type of chutney that would be? or what has worked for you?
Penny xxx
Old age isn't bad when you consider the alternative.
Old age isn't bad when you consider the alternative.
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I have made several saus casseroles in the slow cooker, none have wanted chutney!
But if it asked for some, I would look along my shleves and put what ever I fancied/got in!
At the moment it would be mango chutney! I use that in several other recipes!0 -
Well I have damson chutney in the house at the mo, so that's what I'd use. But if I didn't have any I would leave it out, it's only a flavouring - just don't forget the sausages0
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Agree with the others. A pedant might say that the chutney should reflect what your sausages are made of (apple for pork sausages for example) but if I was to use it (and like the others I don't) I too would just use whatever happened to be around the house.0
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Or brown sauce would do instead“the princess jumped from the tower & she learned that she could fly all along. she never needed those wings.”
Amanda Lovelace, The Princess Saves Herself in this One0 -
I'd add chopped apple and a tin of baked beans to make a type of cassoulet. Could also add a tin of tomatoes, too.TL0
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Thankyou for all your suggestions, just got back on line a couple of mins ago so sorry for not replying earlier.Penny xxx
Old age isn't bad when you consider the alternative.0 -
never cooked sausages in the SC... Do you brown then first?0
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I do what I usually do .....recipe says brown, I just chuck them in without browning.0
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