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I got given a bag of apples which were a little bit sharp so wanted to use them to create different recipes. Several friends suggested recipes and I made the apple chundo/chutney last week. I used a few apples to make this chunky apple chutney following Vidya Narayan’s pineapple chundo/chutney from her blog.. Do checkout Vidya’s blog. Thanks Vidya for your suggestion.
I added some lemon juice to the recipe and increased the chili powder to give the chutney a bit of a kick. The apple chutney turned out amazing.
1. Peel and wash the apples. Cut them into small cubes.
2. Heat the oil and add the mustard seeds. Once the mustard seeds stop popping, add the apples, salt, turmeric, sugar, lemon juice and chili flakes. Stir and allow the apples to cook for 5-6 minutes.
3. Once the apples start to soften, take them off the heat and allow them to cool.
4. Once cool, store the chutney in a sterilised bottle. Once opened, this should be fine for a couple of weeks if kept in the fridge. Enjoy as a side with any Indian meal or use it as a sandwich filler. We had them with theplas
So what else can I make with the left over apples?
Here are some more chutney recipes for you to try out . Watch out some may be very hot in taste:
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