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Hi there all,

anyone got a good recipe for making mango chutney, i would like to make some, also i want to make some Branston type pickle.

Any ideas please.

Thanks for your replies in advance.

Boyce

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Branston is a tough one. Try the video below.... Ditch the plums and apples and use finely diced root vegetables instead. Reduce the sugar and spices somewhat then add HP sauce to get the tart taste.

Posted

Interesting take on that one. The other recipe had red wine vinegar. No cardoman mentioned. When garlic cloves are mentioned, we are talking about an entire garlic clove, not the pieces of garlic? Sorry, need a real explanation there.

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Interesting take on that one. The other recipe had red wine vinegar. No cardoman mentioned. When garlic cloves are mentioned, we are talking about an entire garlic clove, not the pieces of garlic? Sorry, need a real explanation there.

A garlic clove is an individual piece of garlic. The whole thing is referred to as a "head" of garlic - not a clove.

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Thanks. I will make it this weekend and post pics.

Meatboy, got pics?

sorry but i cant get to grips with pics.i am making some more this weekend goner add some garam masala this time and also keep my eye on the liquid and a little more chilli powder.my mrs just finnished the last lot with chicken said its better left for a few weeks.
Posted

Thanks for your replies , very helpfull i will give it a go this weekend..but has for the plum chutney i have never seen plums for sale in thailand,but it looks a nice chutney to make.

  • 1 month later...
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Waiting 24 hours for the raisins and dates to marinade with the red vinegar. Will post pics on Tuesday. Along with the recipe. Was able to finally buy fresh jalapeños at Villa last weekend.

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Totally off topic but I love the word "chutney". It always makes me chuckle for some reason.

I always thought "Mango Chutney" would be a great name for a 60's acid rock band. "Yo, duude, Creams playing at Enormo Dome next month, Mango Chutney's opening for 'em."

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My nan used to make picalilli and pan yan (pretty much Branston which I don't like). I've done picallilli a few times, will ask mam next time I speak to her to see if she has it written down or remembers - quite possible; she couldn't tell you what happened Corrie week, but she knows the Provy number, the Store number and all the extended families' ration book numbers

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Be the change that you wish to see in the world.

Mahatma Gandhi

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