Ingredients
Chutney
- 80 g sultanas or raisins
- 10 g fresh ginger
- 2 cloves garlic
- 300 g dried apricots
- 600 g Fresh Nectarines or Peaches, (stoned and roughly chopped)
- 50 g apple cider vinegar
- 50 g red wine vinegar
- 80 g white vinegar
- 200 g raw sugar
- salt and pepper to taste
- 1 Red Chili (Optional)
- 1 bay leaf (optional)
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Place sultanas, ginger, garlic, dried apricots (and optional chili) in bowl and chop 4 sec, speed 8.
Add all other ingredients (incl. optional bay leaf) and cook 30 min on 100 ºC,
"Counter-clockwise operation" , speed 1.Put basket in place of MC on top of lid to prevent spitting.
If too runny or need a thicker consistency, cook another 10 min.
Tip
Recipe makes approx 800g Chutney
South African Chutney is trationally served as a condiment or part or a recipe such as required in Boboti.
If preserved correctly, can last many months in pantry and/or fridge.
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Comments
Very easy to make and delicious, thanks for sharing!
I spiced mine up a little w half a teaspoon ea of allspice and ginger as wanted to serve w lamb curry - turned out great.
Delicious chutney and easy to make. Thanks!
Forgot the stars !
Delicious and easy.
Ginger and chilli flakes gives it a lovely subtle heat in the flavour.
Great way to use up a tree full of beautiful peaches.
Delicious! Great recipe and super easy!
I did not have red wine vinegar so used 70g apple cider vinegar and 30g balsamic vinegar.
I also blended it at the end to make a little smoother, as per other comment.
Really delicious, a beautiful recipe!
Great to hear about the alternative for sugar. Thanks for the input and the advice.
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Excellent Chantel - quick and easy. I did replace the sugar with 100g rice malt syrup and about 70g honey and still sweet. Next time I might just do 100g honey and see how sweet it is. The peaches were still quite chunky after cooking, so I blended it for about 5-7 sec on sp4.