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| Mango Chutney Recipe |
Category: Chutneys
Rating:
3.00
Servings: 1
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Ingredients
3 lb fresh firm mangoes
1 1/2 lb brown sugar or jaggery
3/8 lb peeled garlic cloves
3/8 lb fresh ginger finely chopped
4 oz sultanas
4 oz raisins
2 tablespoon salt
----SPICES----
1 tablespoon ground cummin
1 tablespoon ground coriander
1 tablespoon chilli powder
1 teaspoon cloves ground
Directions: How to Cook Mango Chutney
Peel the mangoes and slice, retaining all the juice.
Put the mango slices in a pan with just enough water to cover and bring to boil. when simmering add sugar and extra water if necessary to prevent sticking.
Puree the garlic, ginger, rasins and sultanas, then add the spices.
When the mango reaches a jam like consistency, add the puree and the salt. stir and allow to simmer, adding water if needed.
When it thickens sufficiently, remove from heat. Cool and bottle. Leave for a minimum of 4 weeks before serving.
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Recent comments on this recipe:
 | | Michelle W writes:
I do home canning and have a pressure and a water boiling canner. It is
very common where I live to do home canning..so I noticed that this recipe
calls for bottling the finished product..do the bottles..which I assume are
mason bottles...should they be put in a boiling water or pressure
canner--considering acid content of the food-- after that to process or is
it safe to just bottle the product once finished in the mason jars with
sterilized lids and rings? It is common practice to sterlize the lids and
rings as before putting in jams, jellies, pickles, etc for safety reasons.
Furthermore, for a high acid product..it should be boiling water canner,
and a low acid product should be a pressure canner..because it has to be
over 245 degrees to kill of dangerous bacteria---botulism spors. A lot of
people are not aware of this..but it is true,,and only a pressure canner
that can reach this high in degree can do it...nothing else! A profesinal
oppinion on this would be great as to what is the most effecient, safest
bottling method here...Thank You! :)))))))
Posted on 25 Jul 2008, 11:45 ET
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