Green mango chutney
Summer without mangoes is like a tapas bar with no beer - it doesn't feel right. Their juicy, sweet perfumed flesh is unbeatable when eaten at room temperature. Use them in green mango chutney - an excellent addition to grilled bacon, ham and chickpea salad or aged cheddar. When looking for your green mangoes, go for the ones that are green with a slight orange colour at the top of the fruit - and if they have a slight perfume, even better.
Ingredients
Green mango chutney
170ml malt vinegar
500g brown sugar
1 tbsp sea salt
7 green Kensington Pride mangoes, peeled and roughly chopped
200g raisins
1 brown onion, finely diced
20g ground ginger
1 green apple, unpeeled and cut into 1cm cubes
Method
Heat the vinegar, sugar and salt in a heavy-based stainless steel pot until the sugar dissolves.
Add the mango, raisins, onion, ground ginger and apple.
Return to the simmer and continue cooking for approx 45 minutes or until thick and saucy.
Pour into clean sterilised jars and seal immediately. This will keep for 12 months in a cool dark pantry.
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Original URL: https://www.smh.com.au/goodfood/recipes/green-mango-chutney-20140107-30ezx.html