This is a vibrant, tart and spicy chutney that brightens up any meat or rice dish. I even like to use them with my eggs in the morning. Like most chutneys, this lasts in an airtight container for months. This is a spicy version. If you'd like it a bit tamer, cut down on the Serrano pepper.
Prep Time: 20 minutes
Cook Time: 30 minutes
Yield: 1 large jar of chutney
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It is a excellent accompaniment for meat, cheese, or anything. It is so easy and tastes great.
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At a craft fair recently I sampled a pickle (chutney?) called "summer salad" and it was delicious. It looked a lot like salsa, but tasted sweeter and I thought I could detect brown sugar in it, but I'm not sure. I've searched the usual sights, but can't find it. Has anyone heard of it? Thanks.
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