Why? Because you can! And pickle, and jam, or otherwise celebrate the resurgence of the domestic arts our forebears held so dear. Put on your best apron and step into our kitchen, won't you?
This spicy Indian style chutney combines the sweetness of mango with tart persimmon and fiery habanero pepper. It's incredible with cheese, or alongside meats and curries.
Drizzled over roasted vegetables, used as a glaze for roast pork, spread on a grilled cheese sandwich or incorporated in your next cheese plate, this seasonal chutney is sure to impress! (No need to tell anyone just how easy it is to make...)
Chef Liz Schmitt has been making a version of this cherry-apricot chutney for several years. She tweaked the recipe, substituting honey for white sugar and using unsulfured dried apricots instead of sugared dried cherries.
A sweet and sour local peach chutney bursting with mustard seeds and smoked hot peppers. Satisfies the same flavor profile needs as commercial Major Grey chutney, but taste and texture are better!
