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Old 02-03-2008, 03:22 AM
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hello all,
I'm new here and i am looking for some unusual chutney recipes i can try out, as i want to do more with the veg i'm growing in my garden.
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Hi Chutney, I did one for rhubarb chutney a few years ago and still using them now. They're delish...

Rhubarb Chutney Recipe - The Foody

If anyone has a recipie for carrot chutney I'd be most obliged... Had a cheese and carrot chutney sandwich in work the other day, yummmm
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Take an ordinary chutney recipe and substitue anything you like. I use damsons from the garden, wild plums, add some home grown chillies, use yellow toms and white onions with sultanas and white sugar with white wine vinegar for a very different chutney from red toms, red onions and damsons with brown sugarand brown vingar. (With damsons you have to cook them first, sort out the stones then use the fruit pulp. Time consuming but the flavour is worth it!)
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Made some lovely apple and cucumber last year, will try to find the recipe and post it up......
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Search for the thread on Earthbabe's special green tomato chutney - tis delish and a great way to use up all those green toms at the end of the season!!
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There's a recipe for carrot and almond chutney here. Its quite "eastern" in its taste, but I'm sure it could be adapted by using less chilli, or leaving out the almonds.

Chutney recipes blog: Carrot and Almond Chutney

I'm sure I read somewhere on here that some one wanted a carrot chutney recipe?

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Ooo that sounds yummy.... dribble. Anyone ever grated carrot before though? I always get a carroty mush when I try
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Ooo that sounds yummy.... dribble. Anyone ever grated carrot before though? I always get a carroty mush when I try
its not as bad as grating courgette for all the cakes ive been making
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