A year-round recipe that is just as good with tinned tomatoes. Simple and delicious.
It’s the perfect companion for cheese, cold meats, or a classic sausage roll. Whether you spread it on a sandwich or dollop it onto a ploughman’s platter, this relish is a pantry essential that will be requested again and again.
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Reviews
196
What did you think of this recipe?
Michelle
Look forward to making
4
Ann
I love this recipe and so do my friends enjoy eating it. It is easy to make and when tomatoes are expensive and tinned tomatoes on special I can still have some thing to make.
5
Renee
This is so sweet! Anyway I can make it less sweet? Add more tomatoes?!
3
Marilyn Migone
I have made it several times. With canned tomatoes cherry tomatoes and green tomatoes all mixed together and it tastes great either way. I have used white sugar and brown sugar. Half and half. It always tastes so good.
5
Imogen
The most amazing tomato relish, I have EVER consumed, had the perfect ratios of sweetness and tangy-ness, which all melded into one delicious party in the mouth. I paired with a rich and crumbly vintage aged cheddar and mwah was the bestest. Thanks so so much CHELSEA SUGAR for the stunning recipe,
5
Beryl Maxwell
A very good recipe which I have been using for years. A recipient of a jar this year said it's the best he has ever tasted.
5
Suzanne Keys
Awesome and super easy recipe. Made this with fresh tomatoes from my garden. A jar of this delicious relish lasted two weeks in my house. Absolutely delicious on meal mates and a slice of Edam cheese.
5
Rosie
This is an awesome recipe.i use budget tomatoes as their salt content is so much lower than more expensive brands. Quick and easy to make.
5
susie
me and my grandkids make this relish on the daily, the kids just love it, great recipe. :)
5
Pam
I love this recipe - I have made this several times when tomatoes are cheap, but this is my second year using my own tomato harvest (from frozen). However, I have one question. I have noticed the curry, mustard and cornflour smooth paste congeals in lumps. I have to do a lot of stirring to remove these. Should it be more liquid? I usually use just one TB vinegar with the other ingredients and whip it with a fork. Am I adding it too quickly? I thought I had got it right this time but then saw the lumps forming again. Still tastes great, but wish I could avoid that. Thanks.
Fresh tomatoes: cut a small cross on the top of each tomato, place in large bowl and cover with boiling water. Leave for a minute. Drain and rinse with cold water, peel off skins.
Tinned tomatoes: drain off juice and set aside.
Roughly chop the tomatoes; finely chop the onions and garlic. Place the tomatoes, onions, garlic, Chelsea Raw Sugar, vinegar and salt in a large saucepan and bring to the boil. Reduce to a medium heat and gently cook for 15-20 minutes.
Mix the curry powder, mustard powder and cornflour with the extra vinegar to a form a smooth paste. Stir into the tomatoes and cook until thickened.
Spoon into warm, sterilised jars and seal. Refrigerate once opened.
Makes 700-800ml.
Frequently asked questions
Can I adjust the spiciness of tomato relish?
Yes, you can modify the spiciness of tomato relish to suit your taste. Just adjust the amount of curry powder or add fresh chilies during cooking. For a milder version, reduce the curry powder or leave it out entirely.
I love this recipe and so do my friends enjoy eating it. It is easy to make and when tomatoes are expensive and tinned tomatoes on special I can still have some thing to make.
5
Renee
This is so sweet! Anyway I can make it less sweet? Add more tomatoes?!
3
Marilyn Migone
I have made it several times. With canned tomatoes cherry tomatoes and green tomatoes all mixed together and it tastes great either way. I have used white sugar and brown sugar. Half and half. It always tastes so good.
5
Imogen
The most amazing tomato relish, I have EVER consumed, had the perfect ratios of sweetness and tangy-ness, which all melded into one delicious party in the mouth. I paired with a rich and crumbly vintage aged cheddar and mwah was the bestest. Thanks so so much CHELSEA SUGAR for the stunning recipe,
5
Beryl Maxwell
A very good recipe which I have been using for years. A recipient of a jar this year said it's the best he has ever tasted.
5
Suzanne Keys
Awesome and super easy recipe. Made this with fresh tomatoes from my garden. A jar of this delicious relish lasted two weeks in my house. Absolutely delicious on meal mates and a slice of Edam cheese.
5
Rosie
This is an awesome recipe.i use budget tomatoes as their salt content is so much lower than more expensive brands. Quick and easy to make.
5
susie
me and my grandkids make this relish on the daily, the kids just love it, great recipe. :)
5
Pam
I love this recipe - I have made this several times when tomatoes are cheap, but this is my second year using my own tomato harvest (from frozen). However, I have one question. I have noticed the curry, mustard and cornflour smooth paste congeals in lumps. I have to do a lot of stirring to remove these. Should it be more liquid? I usually use just one TB vinegar with the other ingredients and whip it with a fork. Am I adding it too quickly? I thought I had got it right this time but then saw the lumps forming again. Still tastes great, but wish I could avoid that. Thanks.