I came across this recipe during one of my trips to Scotland. I was meandering the streets of Edinburg exploring shops and second-hand stores when I discovered a cookbook about modern ways with traditional recipes. I modified the recipe to fit flavors and ingredients that are more readily found in the United States.
This recipe stems from a Scottish chutney recipe I collected during my travels. The deep fig flavor mixed with cloves, citrus, dates, and rhubarb makes this a fabulous chutney recipe perfect with pork chops, ham, or chicken. Easy to make and easy to modify.
Open chilled wine and pour a glass. Sip and enjoy while preparing and cooking chutney. (optional)
Combine dry ingredients in a large saucepan first, then add remaining ingredients.
Bring to a boil for 4 minutes. Reduce temperature.
Simmer on low heat for 45 minutes.
Ladle into 1-pint canning jars.
Let cool on the counter till room temperature.
I came across the base for this recipe in a cookbook during one of my travels to Scotland. I have modified it to suit flavors and ingredients that are readily found in the United States.
Chutney recipes in general are one of the easiest recipes to make. You can make substitutions or tweak ingredients to create a unique flavor for a particular dish or for a specific holiday meal.
This chutney recipe is delishous as a condiment with pork chops, chicken, or a thick slice of ham.
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