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Allan Marshall
I rate this recipe 5 star it looks simple & I have heaps of blood plums & the apple tree is loaded
5
simone
Thanks for the great recipe.I altered it by using local native bush tucker plums (davidson plums) which are nice and tart.I also added a small handful of sultanas.Had some with my fish and potatoes last night and used it with some sweet chilli sauce in a marinade for my grilled chicken today.
5
Jillian Kondrat
Can anyone tell me approximately how many 8 ounce jars this recipe makes please?
5
Anne Honeyl
Lovely chutney had some today on fresh scones with cream cheese. So gooood.
5
Bruce Carey
Awesome chutney, have to make another batch as nearly finished the first. It was great with venison sausages and as a base for a chicken pizza.
5
Candy
Is the weight of the plums before or after the stones are removed? ThankyouCHELSEA SUGAR: It is the weight before they are stoned and quartered :)
5
Jackie
Absolutely beautiful recipe fast & easy to make highly recommended it
5
Sue
I didn't put in the chilli flakes as I don't do too spicy. Turned out really nice. Thank you
5
Unknown
Very yummy.
5
Jan t
I made this last night. Very easy to make although I did have to boil for a good hour. I guess that was because of the type of plum I used. I normally like to keep chutneys for a week or two to mature but this tasted beautiful this morning on french stick with cheese
In a large saucepan place the plums, apples, onion, garlic and ginger. Add the remaining ingredients, bring to the boil then reduce heat to a gentle boil cooking until the fruit has dissolved and the liquid reduced to a thick sauce (approx. 40-50 mins). Stir regularly.
Spoon into hot, sterilised glass jars and seal. Allow to cool, store in the refrigerator.
Frequently asked questions
Do you weigh the fruit after stoning/coring it?
Yes, you will need to weigh the fruit after stoning it.
I rate this recipe 5 star it looks simple & I have heaps of blood plums & the apple tree is loaded
5
simone
Thanks for the great recipe.I altered it by using local native bush tucker plums (davidson plums) which are nice and tart.I also added a small handful of sultanas.Had some with my fish and potatoes last night and used it with some sweet chilli sauce in a marinade for my grilled chicken today.
5
Jillian Kondrat
Can anyone tell me approximately how many 8 ounce jars this recipe makes please?
5
Anne Honeyl
Lovely chutney had some today on fresh scones with cream cheese. So gooood.
5
Bruce Carey
Awesome chutney, have to make another batch as nearly finished the first. It was great with venison sausages and as a base for a chicken pizza.
5
Candy
Is the weight of the plums before or after the stones are removed? ThankyouCHELSEA SUGAR: It is the weight before they are stoned and quartered :)
5
Jackie
Absolutely beautiful recipe fast & easy to make highly recommended it
5
Sue
I didn't put in the chilli flakes as I don't do too spicy. Turned out really nice. Thank you
5
Unknown
Very yummy.
5
Jan t
I made this last night. Very easy to make although I did have to boil for a good hour. I guess that was because of the type of plum I used. I normally like to keep chutneys for a week or two to mature but this tasted beautiful this morning on french stick with cheese