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Preparation time
30min
Total time
1h 0min
Portion
2 jar(s)
Level
easy

Ingredients

relish

  • 500g kumquats, chopped in half pips removed
  • 250g sugar
  • 2 shallots
  • 50g currants
  • 2 tsp ginger, i had no fresh which i think would be nicer
  • 2 star anise
  • 1/2cup orange juice
  • 4 cardamom pod, crush and used seeds only
  • 1/2 cinnamon stick, i used ground
  • 50g water

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    relish
  1. chop shallot 2 secs speed 6 ,scrape down add everything else and cook 10mins/120/speed .5/ rev with basket instead of mc

    then lower heat to 100/speed.5/ with basket cook approx further 15mins .just keep checking i just did till thick and syrupy also skin was soft.you can add extra cooking time but do in 5min lots.

Tip

i used a t5 but you could do in the tm31 

.recipe was converted from goodfood (justin north)

would be lovely with curry or cooked meats

 

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  • 15. June 2024 - 11:07
    4.0

    July again, relish time again. This time will make this recipe using Calamondin which is a Cumquat hybrid. Have introduced family/friends to relish via cheese platters so have to make double quantity- or more. Will include the 3 cloves as per my note above. Thank you again for Thermomix recipe conversion.

  • 13. July 2023 - 17:57

    This a really tasty recipe, I love it. Have made it on a couple of occasions. It could very well be used on a cheese board, or as a relish with cold meat, but mostly with curry in place of mango chutney.
    Very important to note that the thermomix speed is 0.5 (ie slow), not 5 as the previous person mentioned. Also reverse speed. Very important to know, as I also mis-read it, and did the first 30 seconds on speed 5, not reverse, so everything including the cinnamon stick was basically blended. Not ideal, but I changed all the settings and finished product was still really good. Thanks. Its a keeper.

  • 21. July 2016 - 20:32
    4.0

    Thank you for the recipe conversion Thermo-envy.  I made the goodfood version last cumquat season and was keen to make it again.  You have omitted the 3 cloves in original recipe but I included them as I really liked the flavour.  I did halve the sugar quantity trying to reduce sugar intake in our family.  It was a bit tart so I'll probably use 200g next time.  I thought speed 5 on my TM31 was way too fast even on reverse so I kept it on speed 1.  With family and friends having cumquat trees this will be a regular in our household.  Great with meats especially pork and a perfect accompaniment to a cheese platter.

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