Spicy autumn chutney

I made this recipe to use up some of the large amount of apples that have come off our tree, as well as some of the smaller grapes from the garden that have remained green and sour. So the bulk of this recipe is very seasonal, but I have added some extra flavours that don't come from the back garden! I left the skin on the apples but taking it off will make a smoother chutney, as would chopping the apples and onion more finely. Any of the fresh herbs/spices could be swapped for dried ones if that's what you have.
Spicy autumn chutney
I made this recipe to use up some of the large amount of apples that have come off our tree, as well as some of the smaller grapes from the garden that have remained green and sour. So the bulk of this recipe is very seasonal, but I have added some extra flavours that don't come from the back garden! I left the skin on the apples but taking it off will make a smoother chutney, as would chopping the apples and onion more finely. Any of the fresh herbs/spices could be swapped for dried ones if that's what you have.
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