My Spring Greens & Chilli Chutney

In the late spring the garden is usually full of greens/herbs that are ready to be picked. Here's a fiery and delicious green chilli chutney that I like to make using those greens.
In my version I used radish leaves, spearmint leaves, a bunch of coriander and the green tops from some shallots. Chives also work well. You'll need around 5-6 large handfuls to make one jar of chutney.
Try eating with curries, burgers, sarnies, eggs, potatoes or meat such as beef, chicken or lamb. It's a really versatile chutney. This is actually a variation of my coriander & mint chutney which is also available on my recipes.
#greens #chutney #radishleaves #greenchilli #chilli #spring #summer #chives #shallots #cumin #ginger #garlic #condiment #coriander #spearmint #mint #indian #asian #herbs #green #fresh #peanutbutter
My Spring Greens & Chilli Chutney
In the late spring the garden is usually full of greens/herbs that are ready to be picked. Here's a fiery and delicious green chilli chutney that I like to make using those greens.
In my version I used radish leaves, spearmint leaves, a bunch of coriander and the green tops from some shallots. Chives also work well. You'll need around 5-6 large handfuls to make one jar of chutney.
Try eating with curries, burgers, sarnies, eggs, potatoes or meat such as beef, chicken or lamb. It's a really versatile chutney. This is actually a variation of my coriander & mint chutney which is also available on my recipes.
#greens #chutney #radishleaves #greenchilli #chilli #spring #summer #chives #shallots #cumin #ginger #garlic #condiment #coriander #spearmint #mint #indian #asian #herbs #green #fresh #peanutbutter
Steps
- 1
Wash the greens then chop up roughly. Add to a food processor and blitz with the lemon juice until roughly chopped.
- 2
Add in the green chillies, cumin, ginger, garlic, sugar and a dash of water. Blend for 2-3 minutes.
- 3
Finally add in the crunchy peanut butter. Blend again for 1-2 minutes until finer in texture and lighter green in colour.
- 4
Decant into a sterilised jar. The chutney should keep in the fridge for around 2-3 weeks. Enjoy! :)
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