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Saturday, 19 January 2019

Bruce's Tomato Chutney




Discover this easy tomato chutney recipe, the perfect way to complement a piece of hard cheese; try this recipe today. Perfect on toast with a chunk of cheddar.

INGREDIENTS
•             2 kilos ripe roma tomatoes
•             3/4 kilo onions (we use brown)
•             2 capsicums (red Bell Peppers) 
•             3/4 kilo sugar
•             2 teaspoons of salt
•             Pepper to taste
•             2 tablespoons plain flour
•             Vinegar – Red wine & Balsamic 50/50 (don’t use white, brown or apple cider)

METHOD
•             Slice tomatoes and onions evenly
•             In a large boiler add the onions and tomatoes
•             Add the salt & sugar
•             Cover with vinegar
•             Bring to the boil and then simmer for 20 minutes with the lid on
•             Mix the flour together into a paste with a bit of vinegar to a thick consistency like cream                      and then pour slowly into the chutney mix stirring while doing so
•             Add a few grinds of pepper
•             Simmer for 30 minutes with the lid on
•             Taste for any salt or sugar adjustment
•             Put a teaspoon of the mix onto a plate and let it cool – to check the thickness you should be                 able to turn the plate upside down and not have the mixture fall off straight away.
•             If it’s too runny cook for a further 20 minutes, then if its still too runny mix another                              tablespoon of plain flour in vinegar to make a paste and add to the chutney mix.

PRESERVING JARS
•             You will need about 6 x 300 gram preserving jars (red and white lids)
•             Wash in very hot water
•             Spoon the hot chutney mix in
•             Put the lids on and turn upside down on a protected surface and leave until cool

Oven roasted  capsicums (Bell Peppers) are a nice addition to this recipe in place of fresh ones.