Avatar

Please consider registering
guest

sp_LogInOut Log In sp_Registration Register

Register | Lost password?
sp_Search Search
Advanced Search
Advanced Search

— Forum Scope —




— Match —





— Forum Options —





Minimum search word length is 3 characters - maximum search word length is 84 characters

sp_Search Search
Go to Bottom
No permission to create posts
sp_Feed Topic RSS sp_TopicIcon
Has anyone tried this no-cook chutney recipe?
Thu 13-Oct-11
3:58 pm
Avatar
Hattie
Bucks/Oxon Border

Supreme Being
Members

New members
Forum Posts: 6920
Member Since:
Mon 21-Sep-09
sp_UserOfflineSmall Offline
Go to Top
1sp_Permalink sp_Print

This morning I was taking my usual look at Fiona's blog & the list of articles from past years. For today's date in 2006 I found this fascinating recipe for Kate Auty's No-Cook Apple, Date & Onion Chutney. Fiona in her article was very enthusiastic so I wondered if any of you have ever made it & what it tastes like. I also want to know if it still retains some of the taste & texture of fresh apple or if the vinegar in effect cooks it. I will definitely have a go at making it as I still have masses of Bramleys on my old tree.

 

/no-cook-apple-date-and-onion-recipe-79

 

***Be sure to read the comments as they help to explain more about the chutney & it's method. 

I do so love this site with all it's knowledge tucked away in it.

Thanks Fiona & Danny.  wave

 

"The beautiful is as useful as the useful...perhaps more so."

from Les Miserables

Thu 13-Oct-11
4:30 pm
Avatar
Sooliz
Somerset

Supreme Being
Members

New members
Forum Posts: 8084
Member Since:
Sun 30-Jan-11
sp_UserOfflineSmall Offline
sp_Facebook
Go to Top
2sp_Permalink sp_Print

Never made it (nor even heard of it before, must have a closer and more thorough look at Fiona's blog! doh) Nadine, but it sounds wonderful.  Will certainly have a go at it, our gardener is going to bring me a load of Bramleys off his tree.  Thanks for digging it out - and of course thanks to Fiona for posting her friend's recipe. 

learning to love veg…..except celery :-O

Thu 13-Oct-11
5:35 pm
Avatar
brightspark
Wilts

Supreme Being
Members
Forum Posts: 10535
Member Since:
Wed 30-Dec-09
sp_UserOfflineSmall Offline
Go to Top
3sp_Permalink sp_Print

It does sound good, Nadine, and yes, thanks to Fiona - Date & Apple chutney is one of my faves, so thanks for reminding us, Nadine. ok

big_hug

Women are like tea bags. . .
you never know how strong they are
until they're in hot water.
- Eleanor Roosevelt -
Thu 13-Oct-11
9:08 pm
Avatar
Terrier
York

Supreme Being
Members

New members
Forum Posts: 4518
Member Since:
Tue 22-Sep-09
sp_UserOfflineSmall Offline
sp_UserWebsite sp_Facebook
Go to Top
4sp_Permalink sp_Print

I've got tons of bramleys too, so think I'll have a go, we've still got loads on our trees, but run out of boxes to store them in (and space to put the boxes)

No permission to create posts
sp_Feed All RSS
Go to top
Forum Timezone: Europe/London

Most Users Ever Online: 767

Currently Online:
42 Guest(s)

Currently Browsing this Page:
1 Guest(s)

Top Posters:

brightspark: 10535

danast: 10232

Aly: 9516

Sooliz: 8084

Hattie: 6920

Ambersparkle: 6699

JoannaS: 4800

Terrier: 4518

eileen54: 4424

Hannah: 4231

Member Stats:

Guest Posters: 11

Members: 16220

Moderators: 3

Admins: 1

Forum Stats:

Groups: 6

Forums: 25

Topics: 2273

Posts: 123063

Newest Members:

EdwardDum, Suzanneclics, Brianalile, JamesSlops, RickySek, Bonsmut

Moderators: Toffeeapple: 16337, AdminTA: 10, Fiona Nevile: 0

Administrators: Danny: 5517

The Cottage Smallholder


stumbling self sufficiency in a small space


Copyright © 2006-2023 Cottage Smallholder      Our Privacy Policy      Advertise on Cottage Smallholder