Ingredients
- 1 apple, quartered & cores removed
- 1 large onion, quartered
- 1 red chilli, seeds removed
- 800 grams nectarines, stones removed & coarsely chopped (I don't peel)
- 1 teaspoon ground ginger
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cloves
- 1 cinnamon stick
- 1 teaspoon sea salt
- 375 grams brown sugar
- 375 grams Cider Vinegar
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Put Apple, onion and chilli in bowl and chop for 5 seconds on Speed 5.
Add remaining ingredients. Remove MC and put simmering basket on top of Thermomix lid instead. Cook on Varoma temperature, Reverse, Speed 1 for 40 minutes (or until chutney is thick).
Remove cinnamon stick and pour into clean, steralised jars and seal. Chutney will last over a year.
Tip
This chutney is great on a cheese platter, with cold meats, in sandwiches or with some lemon juice and oil added for a great salad dressing. A great gift!
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I'm making this tonight with defrosted Apricots. Hope it's just as amazing as with nectarines.
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My seal ring still has a bit of the smell of the chutney on it months later, even after soaking in lemon juice and bi carb - but it isn't affecting other recipes at all. Will do again!
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Beautiful! Great recipe and great for using up excess nectarines
OMG, this is awesome.
I have made this 3 yrs in a row now. I make it exactly to the recipe. Delish!
Thanks again, Gabrielle
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Delicious! Used peaches instead and subbed the cider vinegar out for white wine vinegar. Only used 300g of that and 300g sugar. Definitely will make again. Thanks for sharing!
I have a tree full of nectarines and love having a way to use them up other than sorbet or fruity dream! Thanks for this recipe
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OMG, this is delicious, thank you so much Gabrielle. I made it to this recipe but added 2 chillies as I like a bit of a bite. A great recipe to use the nectarines in my fridge that were not worthy of eating but didn't need to be tossed either!
I have also substituted the nectarines to peaches, and loved it! Also had a bit of the boiling over issue, but used the Steamer basket, which helped prevent too much mess.
Also used the chutney to stir into plain steam vegetables to give a nice flavour, and also as a bit of a marinade for chicken.
My seal ring still has a bit of the smell of the chutney on it months later, even after soaking in lemon juice and bi carb - but it isn't affecting other recipes at all. Will do again!