Try it with smoked mackerel, or grill a fresh bit of fish. Rhubarb chutney will also go with ham, cheddar, pork or lamb chops, duck and pigeon breast.
Chutney recipes · British recipes
Quick rhubarb chutney
Rhubarb chutney is a great accompaniment to cheese – this recipe is really quick to make and keep on standby.
Method
Trim and wash the rhubarb, then slice it, like celery, into fairly fine chunks. You could do this along a slight diagonal for effect.
Heat the onion, vinegar, ginger, sugar and salt in a wide-based non-aluminum pan. Bring to a rolling boil for about 5 minutes, then add the rhubarb. Reduce the heat and simmer for 15 minutes, until slightly thickened. If you’re making the chutney to use at a later date, you can put it into a 500ml sterilised jar, still hot, at this point.
If you’re using the chutney now as a dressing for smoked mackerel, allow it to cool until just warm, then spoon it over part of the fillet with a slotted spoon. A really peppery leaf, such as watercress, will round off the dish nicely.
Nutrition
| Calories | 27kcals |
|---|---|
| Fat | trace (trace saturated) |
| Protein | 0.2g |
| Carbohydrates | 6.7g (6.6g sugars) |




