This is something my mother-in-law made for me for a long train ride. Since it was so delicious, I had her teach me the recipe.The key is to continue simmering for a long time. I was told that the drained oil is good to use in dishes. Recipe by Azisai

#Ga4#Week7A quick, easy and yummy chutney..

tasted yesterday after six months and was great

Plum Chutney similar to a jam but loaded with spices to make it more a savoury accompaniment. Use it on toast , chapati, bread or even as a snack with cheddar cheese cubes !

This is my mother special gift for me always and today I am sharing with all my dear ones. #mommasrecipes #veggies

Based on the preserving recipe of Oded Schwartz, I made my own version using the ingredients that are easier to find in Japan.You can eat this chutney straight away, but it will be even tastier if you let it sit for more than 1 month.You can store it at room temperature for more than 2 years, but keep in the fridge once opened.You can omit some of the ingredients, or you can add something to it, too.I've tried with raisins, nuts, orange, dates, bell peppers, and plums from umeshu, etc. Recipe by Ogunyanko

Sweet and tangy mango chutney is a delightful condiment bursting with tropical flavour. Made from unripe mangoes, sugar, vinegar, and a blend of aromatic spices like cumin, and chilli flakes, it strikes the perfect balance between sweetness and heat.The chutney is slow-cooked until it thickens into a glossy, flavourful preserve that complements both savory and spicy dishes.It's a versatile accompaniment for grilled meats, curries, or even cheese platters, adding a vibrant, fruity kick. It can be enjoyed with paratha for breakfast—my favourite way!Whether served warm or chilled, mango chutney adds depth and excitement to meals with its bold, zesty profile. A spoonful of this golden chutney transforms simple dishes into something truly special and unforgettable.

Lots of flavor and vitamins from over ripe mango peels and lime peels to make this tangy chutney dip.

#GA4 #Week12 #PeanutPeanut Chutney is quick, easy to make and delicious recipe of chutney made with peanuts that can be served with idli, dosa, uttapam, pongal or upma for a wholesome healthy meal. This delicious peanut chutney is protein packed and boosts the nutrition profile of breakfast or dinner. It is excellent substitute for coconut chutney.The sweet nutty flavor of peanuts are perfectly balanced with heat from red chili and tanginess from tamarind. The blend of flavors is finger licking good.Peanuts are dry roasted, skin is removed and used for grinding chutney. That’s a lot of work but the chutney tastes much more nutty, creamy, flavorful and delicious. Peanuts can be roasted in bulk and stored for 1-2 months. And chutney can prepared in jiffy for breakfast or dinner.Roasted peanuts are grounded to fine paste with garlic, red chili, tamarind and salt. Grounded chutney is diluted with water and tempered with mustard and urad dal tadka.If you love peanuts, you would go Gaga over this South Indian recipe of Peanut Chutney. Do try once and would end up making many a times.

I wanted to use some peppers in my fridge as they're not favourites in my house and also get rid of the tomatoes before my holidays. Now wait for it to mature

I had some fresh pineapple left. Dit not know what to do with it. Just made up a recipy

You can of course use however many and whatever type of chilli peppers you like or leave them out completely. Whatever you decide you'll end up with a delicious chutney that just begs to be paired with chicken, fish or pork, or even just cheese & crackers! I used 4 mild red chillies. The first batch I made I only used 2 and could barely taste them