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![]() It has been a very good year for japonica (Chaenomeles) fruit, so I have experimented with chutney recipes. Be warned: these are not your typical sweet chutneys, and have a bite like a pet crocodile. Japonica Chutney ---------------- 1 1/2 lb japonica, core removed, in 1-2 cm pieces 1 1/2 lb onions, in 1-2 cm x 3--5 mm pieces 1/2 lb sultanas 3/4 lb Demerara sugar 1/2 pint malt vinegar Plus any of these variations (recommended): Hot and Sour Add: Juice and zest of one lemon Deseeded fresh chilli, to taste Bitter Lemon Reduce the japonica to 1 lb, and add: 1/2 lb lemon, pips removed, in 3--5 mm pieces Sour Lemon Add: Juice and outer peel of 3/4 lb lemon, in 5mm to 1 cm pieces Heat gently and stir until sugar dissolved, then stir enough to prevent sticking. The japonica may need coarse mashing if it doesn't soften enough. Then cook down until liquid is mostly gone. Regards, Nick Maclaren. |
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