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Ingredients
- 400 grams rhubarb, cut into 2cm chunks
- 400 grams onion, Quartered
- 400 grams white vinegar
- 300 grams sugar
- 10 grams curry powder
- 10 grams salt
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Chop Rhubarb and onion 5 seconds speed 5. Add vinegar and sugar and cook 17 mins varoma temperature speed 2. (Till soft and mushy) Add curry powder and salt and mix 3 seconds speed 3. Thicken with 2 dessertspoons cornflour and a little water mixed to a paste if necessary. Bottle in sterilised jars.
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yummy relish!
Made a half batch- cooked for 20 minutes. Accidentally put all ingredients in at start. very yummy on a ham and cheese sandwich
ajreilly:thank you.
OMG this is the bomb. So good with ham
This was a great recipe, gave them as gifts at Christmas and everyone has asked for more. Nice and simple too.
Thank you very much for sharing ... next time I think I will reverse to get a chunky relish but over all it's so yummy
Lovely relish - made the rhubarb a bit more chunkier as per a previous suggestion - but otherwise perfect.
Lovely recipe, possibly a little too much punch with the curry powder, will make again but with less curry next time and maybe apple cider vinegar instead.
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Yum! I used a bit more curry for extra spice and green variety of rhubarb as was given to me. I am now a fan of the green for chutney / relish