I love having all sorts of condiments with my meals and if I haven’t managed to make any, I get the ready made hot and spicy mango chutney from Waitrose. I like to make various chutneys and dips regularly as we use them as dips and sandwich spread too. This sweet and hot Mango spread is one of them. It’s quick to make and perfect to use in wraps or bread. It can be used as a dip too.
2. Heat the oil and add the mustard seeds and the dry red chili. Once the mustard seeds pop, add the grated mango and chopped chilies. Also add all the spices, sweetener and lemon juice and allow it to cook until the mango softens.
3. Allow to cool and store in a sterilised bottle. Use it as a sandwich spread or a dip. It should last for a fortnight if kept in the fridge
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