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Quick rhubarb chutney

Rhubarb chutney is a great accompaniment to cheese – this recipe is really quick to make and keep on standby.

ServesMakes 1 500ml jar
DifficultyEasy

Method

  1. Trim and wash the rhubarb, then slice it, like celery, into fairly fine chunks. You could do this along a slight diagonal for effect.

  2. 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.

  3. 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

Per serving (Makes 1 500ml jar)
Calories27kcals
Fattrace (trace saturated)
Protein0.2g
Carbohydrates6.7g (6.6g sugars)

Quick wins, tips & make ahead

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.

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