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    When I was a child my Gran used to make Green Tomatoe chutney and I loved it,but since she passedaway 10 years ago I have never seen or heard of it anywhere.
    Does anyone out there know of or have a recipe for it?
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  • #2
    This is the one I used last year Cloud, and it was fab!!

    http://www.growfruitandveg.co.uk/gra...tney_2551.html
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    • #3
      I used this recipe too and can vouch for it's fabness - as can all of the customers at my Farmers Market who bought some and are still buying it whenever I make a fesh batch !
      Rat

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      • #4
        3lb green tomatoes
        1 lb apples
        1 lb courgettes/marrow
        1 lb onions
        8oz sultanas or raisins
        2lb soft brown sugar
        1/2 oz salt
        1 oz mustard seed
        1/2 teaspoon ginger powder
        pinch of cayenne
        1 pint malt vinegar

        Other spices can be substituted, added or omitted, according to what you like and what you have in the cupboard - my chutnies taste different every year!

        Finely chop tomatoes, apples (peel and core first), courgette and onion ; I do this in the food processor , but it is successful by hand as well. Place into preserving pan with all other ingredients; bring to boil and simmer until thickened - about 1 1/2 to 2 hours. It is ready when a wooden spoon drawn across it leaves a channel that is slow to fill in across the bottom of the pan. If it thickens up too much before the vegetables are tender, add a little more vinegar. Pot into sterilised jars (I wash them and put them in the oven 10 minutes), seal immediately. Leave to mature for about 2 months before using.
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        • #5
          Another one recommending Earthbabe's version - my parents keep running out and asking for more jars of it....

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