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== Description ==
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[[category:Mango]][[category:Indian]][[category:Sauces]][[category:Side Dish]][[category:Toast's Recipes]]
Use as a condiment with any meal, choose hard mangoes for this recipe.
 
  
== Ingredients ==
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by [[:category:Toast's Recipes|Toast]]
* 2 large green slightly under-ripe [[green mango|mango]]es
 
* 2 cups [[granulated sugar|sugar]]
 
* 6 tbsp [[white vinegar]]
 
* 1½ tsp [[salt]]
 
* 1 tsp [[fenugreek|fenugreek seeds]]
 
* 1 small [[cinnamon]] stick
 
* 5 [[black cardamom]] pods (opened to expose seeds)
 
* ½ tsp [[nigella]] seeds
 
* 20 [[cloves]]
 
* 1 tsp [[black peppercorns]]
 
  
== Directions ==
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This is a recipe I picked up a while back and have adjusted a bit to make it my own. I really like the background bite of some chili in my mango chutney but you can leave that out if you'd prefer.
# Peel mangoes and julienne 1 – 1½ pieces.
 
# Discard seed and place into large pot.
 
# Stir in all spices.
 
# Bring to boil stirring 4 – 5 minutes, reduce heat.
 
# Cover the pan and simmer until slightly thick about 15 minutes (chutney will thicken while it cools also).
 
# Let chutney cool completely and place in sterile fruit jar.
 
# Keeps the same as preserves.
 
  
[[Category:Ayurvedic Recipes]]
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==Ingredients==
[[Category:Chutney Recipes]]
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[[Category:Green mango Recipes]]
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[[image:mangochut1.jpg]]
[[Category:Cardamom Recipes]]
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[[Category:Fenugreek Recipes]]
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*2 Mangoes
[[Category:Nigella Recipes]]
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*an inch and a half or so of nice aromatic ginger
[[Category:Clove Recipes]]
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*oil for pan
[[Category:White vinegar Recipes]]
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*1 cup white sugar
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*1 tbsp chopped chili (or chili paste to taste, note added note, not main flavour)
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*1/2 cup minced onion (in the photos I used green as someone was allergic to white at the dinner I was making this for)
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*1/4 cup golden raisins
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*1 tbsp good salt
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*few pinches of cumin
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==Method==
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*Grate your mangoes fine or coarse depending on the final consistently you want. Your first time I'd likely recommend using a coarse grating then giving the pile of mango a few chops to cut the larger strands..
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*Sauté your onions in the oil until they've caramelized slightly
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*Add the ginger and raisins, stirring to mix with the onions
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[[image:mangochut2.jpg]]
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*After about 30 seconds add your mango, then the remaining ingredients, stir and bring to a boil
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[[image:mangochut3.jpg]]
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[[image:mangochut3b.jpg]]
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[[image:mangochut4.jpg]]
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*reduce heat to half and let the mixture thicken until the mango is firm but tender.
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Revision as of 19:07, 1 March 2011


by Toast

This is a recipe I picked up a while back and have adjusted a bit to make it my own. I really like the background bite of some chili in my mango chutney but you can leave that out if you'd prefer.

Ingredients

File:Mangochut1.jpg

  • 2 Mangoes
  • an inch and a half or so of nice aromatic ginger
  • oil for pan
  • 1 cup white sugar
  • 1 tbsp chopped chili (or chili paste to taste, note added note, not main flavour)
  • 1/2 cup minced onion (in the photos I used green as someone was allergic to white at the dinner I was making this for)
  • 1/4 cup golden raisins
  • 1 tbsp good salt
  • few pinches of cumin

Method

  • Grate your mangoes fine or coarse depending on the final consistently you want. Your first time I'd likely recommend using a coarse grating then giving the pile of mango a few chops to cut the larger strands..
  • Sauté your onions in the oil until they've caramelized slightly
  • Add the ginger and raisins, stirring to mix with the onions

File:Mangochut2.jpg

  • After about 30 seconds add your mango, then the remaining ingredients, stir and bring to a boil

File:Mangochut3.jpg File:Mangochut3b.jpg File:Mangochut4.jpg

  • reduce heat to half and let the mixture thicken until the mango is firm but tender.

File:Mangochut5.jpg