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Smooth Beetroot Chutney

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A delicious, spreadable beetroot chutney which is great for sandwiches or canapes because it stays put! Make plenty when the beetroot first come in as you won’t want to be without it.

Ingredients

  • 1-½ kilogram Fresh Beetroot
  • 1-⅞ kilogram Green Cooking Apples
  • 675 grams Red Onions
  • 340 grams Demerara Sugar
  • 320 milliliters Red Wine Vinegar
  • 5 grams Ground Powdered Ginger
  • 15 grams Sea Salt

Preparation

First wash 10-12 340g/12oz jam jars in hot soapy water, rinse and place upside down in a warm oven 50-100 deg C to dry and sterilise. A dishwasher can be used as long as the jars are dry at the end.

Prepare all of the first three ingredients by peeling and chopping – this doesn’t need to be too fine as they will be processed later.

Place all ingredients together in a large pan and bring to the boil, reduce heat and simmer until soft, stirring frequently, about 1 hour to 1 1/2 hours.

Turn off the heat and use a stick processor in the pan to blend until smooth. Alternatively place in the goblet of a liquidiser, or bowl of a food processor and blend in small batches until everything is fairly smooth. Pour into a clean pan as you go and stir together to combine the batches. Reheat the chutney before ladling through a jam funnel into the hot, sterilised jars. Seal with twist on lids immediately and leave to cool.

This chutney can be used straightaway and makes a superb addition to any cold buffet or as a spread with cold meats or tasty cheese in sandwiches.

Keep in a cool, dark place and use within 12 months. Refrigerate after opening.

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