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Sloe Chutney...Its set like tar???
Mon 20-Sep-10
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Dayna
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Hi guys,

 

This is my first post.  I'm new to all this chutney making etc although I do love to cook!  Anyway I made Sloe chutney yesterday and today the best way to describe it is tar.......what did I do wrong? lol

 

Thanks

 

Dayna

Mon 20-Sep-10
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wave Hello and welcome Dayna!

 

You've probably cooked it too long but you can recover it if you put it back in the pan with some water.  Does it taste alright?

I'll try that again!

Mon 20-Sep-10
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Hi Toffeeapple and thanks for the welcome!

 

It tastes lovely aprt from being so tough lol!  I will pop it back in the pan.......If I can get it out of the jars.....and add the water.

 

Thank you

 

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Mon 20-Sep-10
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My pleasure Dayna.  Let us know how it turns out won't you?

I'll try that again!

Mon 20-Sep-10
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wave  Welcome Dayna and good luck with the chutney.

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Mon 20-Sep-10
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Well the pan is gently bubbling ( I managed to get most of the tar like chutney out....lol)  I will let you know how it is the morning....Thanks again.laugh

Tue 21-Sep-10
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Just a quick update, the chutney is now of chutney like consistency, hooray! and instead of 3 jars I have 5......I think I must have really over cooked it whistle  Thanks for your advice.ok

 

 

Tue 21-Sep-10
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wave  Brilliant

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Tue 21-Sep-10
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I'm glad that it worked out well in the end.  You'll know next time. wink

I'll try that again!

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Hi, where did you get your sloe chutney recipe from?  I thought I'd first heard of it on this forum or the blog, but after searching both haven't come up with anything.  I want to make a chutney for my husband who likes them in his sandwiches (I've never been a chutney eater, not that I don't like them just not something I've ever done).  I want to make one with a tried and tested recipe using ingredients I can easily get hold of (eg sloes).

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puffin said:

 (I've never been a chutney eater, not that I don't like them just not something I've ever done). 


 

Same here!  Try this link, it might be the answer to your query.

I'll try that again!

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