While coriander chutneys are a popular choice for their refreshing taste, the Tamil household classic, Kothamalli chutney, offers a delightful twist that will leave you craving more. In this recipe, ...

Tomato Chutney Recipe: Chutneys are an essential part of an Indian household and there are many variants of it that go along with every dish, one such variant is the spicy and tangy tomato chutney.

Chutney made with the goodness of plums infused with warm flavours of cinnamon, chillies and cloves. Add sugar, salt, chilli powder cinnamon and cloves and heat over low heat, stirring all the time to ...

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Transfer chutney to sterilised jars, seal well and store for up to a year. Most English chutneys need to be left to mature for about three months before eating - this allows the ingredients to ...

Remove from the heat. Spoon the chutney into the prepared jars. Fill to the brim and gently tap the jars on the work surface to knock out any air pockets. Seal immediately with vinegar-proof lids.

Our family has been making this tamarillo chutney recipe for three generations. It is so popular that Mum triples the recipe and then hides the extra jars as she knows the chutney will be devoured ...

Most North American recipes using orange-flesh sweet potatoes still call them yams, however, as I did in my recipe for curried yam soup with quick apple chutney. To make the soup, peeled, ...

With inflation being what it is, it would have comfortably covered our monthly bill for milk and kariveppilai-kothamalli. But I declined the offer. I’ll explain why. First of all, it’s about ...