Mary Berry's Homemade Chutney | Mary Berry's Absolute Favourites

Have you been growing lots of vegetables, or always have left over veg in your fridge? Why not turn them into a delicious chutney, the Mary Berry way!
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[macsmiffy]

I’ve made a similar version by Mary every year. She calls it Christmas Chutney. I’ve found 3 tins of chopped tomatoes work just as well, just drain a bit of the juice off first. It’s absolutely delicious.

[maureenbrown]

Made this a couple of months ago and just tried it, absolutely delicious ❤

[chasingthesky]

Here’s the recipe guys!

Mary Berry’s Homemade Chutney

900g tomato
3 red peppers, 1 large aubergine and 1 green pepper
(total weight of about 900g/2lb)
700g onion
peeled and fairly finely chopped, by hand or in a food processor
4 fat cloves garlic
crushed
350g granulated sugar
300ml/½pint white wine vinegar
or distilled malt vinegar
1 tbsp salt
1 tbsp coriander
seeds, crushed
1 tbsp paprika
2 tsp cayenne pepper

Step 1
Peel the tomatoes - prick them with a sharp knife, place in a bowl and cover with boiling water. Leave for a few seconds then drain and cover with cold water. The skins will now come away easily.

Step 2
Chop the tomatoes and aubergine and seed and chop the peppers. Put in a large heavy-based pan with the onions and garlic and bring to the boil. Cover with a lid, lower the heat and gently simmer for about one hour, stirring occasionally, until tender.

Step 3
Tip the sugar, vinegar, salt, coriander, paprika and cayenne into the pan and bring to the boil over a medium heat, stirring, until the sugar has dissolved. Continue to boil for 30 minutes or so, until the mixture achieves a chunky chutney consistency and the surplus watery liquid has evaporated. Take care towards the end of the cooking time to continue stirring so that the chutney doesn't catch on the bottom of the pan.

Step 4
Ladle the chutney into sterilised or dishwasher-clean jars (Kilner jars are ideal) and top with paper jam covers. Seal the jars while still hot. Leave to mature for at least a month in a cool dark place.

[AnnWilkinson-jl]

Why is there no list of ingredients and weights. It's guess work on a lot of it