My mum used to stink our kitchen out making chutney. Perhaps it was the acidity in the malt Vinegar but it got right up my nose. My taste buds have mellowed over the years – although malt vinegar is still a no-no. This chutney, therefore, does not have that acidic tang –  I use balsamic and is quick to prepare and cook, although it does require a cooling off period. The added star anise and orange zest give it a taste of the East but there are so many levels of flavour coming through with this condiment. Excellent with anything really but it’s a marriage made in heaven when joined with Pork pie

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Ingredients
  • 450 grams Vine tomatoes diced 1.08)
  • 2 whole Red Chilli de-seeded & diced 0.40)
  • 250 grams Sugar 0.13)
  • 60 ml Balsamic vinegar 4 tablespoons 0.36)
  • 1 whole star anise 0.12)
  • 5 grams ginger teaspoon 0.01)
  • 2 cloves garlic pealed & finely diced 0.06)
  • 1 whole Orange zest of 0.20)
  • 5 grams Salt teaspoon 0.01)
  • 5 grams Black pepper teaspoon 0.16)

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Prep Time: 10 hours
Cook Time: 35 minutes
  1. Throw the tomatoes, ginger, garlic and chilli to a food processor then add to a saucepan and heat slowly.
  2. Add the sugar and the balsamic vinegar stirring through. Toss in the star anise, orange zest and season with salt and pepper.
  3. Turn to a low heat and reduce the liquid by half. Everything will thicken leaving you with a nice jam enough for a jar, which keeps for months.

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