Bite-Sized Thoughts, adapted from the appleand plum chutney on All Recipes. Peel and chop your applesand place in a large saucepan or stove top casserole dish
Core and peel the applesandpears, chop roughly, add to the saucepan and mix well. The apples for this recipe came from Bernie and Bruce, the parents of Sammy and Carmela's friend, Callum
Leaving the skin on, core and dice the apples. I really should have taken photos of it cooking but it didn't occur to me at the time and as I can't really dig into these until Christmas, this picture will just have to do until I update it with one of the chutney in action
Put the apples, pears, onions, garlic, lime zest and juice, mustard seeds and half the vinegar into a large saucepan, bring to the boil and simmer until the fruit is nearly cooked
- Apple, Fig andPearChutney with Cardamom -. I had some applesandpears left from my Fruitdrop fruit delivery the other day, you can read all about it here
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blackberries, plums, applesandpears. The Great British Bake Off is getting into its stride, with favourites being formed and Ian no longer being star baker every single week
Wash, peel and core the appleandpear. Spread evenly the applepear filling over the crust. Whisk the butter and sugar until well combined, then stir in the flour and a pinch of salt
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This apple & walnut chutney was a hit last Christmas and I am very behind with the edible gift preperations this year so it’s making its second appearance in the hampers
The spices, flavours and slow careful cooking transform a glut of ordinary plums into an extraordinary chutney - the likes of which you can only make yourself or taste in a very, very good restaurant
I took a trip to Yorkshire last week and was given a massive bag of these giant cooking apples by my aunt, so they made the journey back to Herefordshire
Apples, and indeed pears too, contain a lot of pectin that will semi set the mixture naturally so it’s thick rather than runny and soggy which will result in ikky pastry and a big mess
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