Marrow Chutney Recipe
Ingredients
| 1 (1.75-kg/4-lb) marrow, seeds removed and peeled | ||
| 175g/6 oz salt | ||
| 450 g/1 lb onions | ||
| 450g/1 lb cooking apples | ||
| 350g/12 oz soft brown sugar | ||
| 350g/12 oz sultanas | ||
| 600 ml/1 pint vinegar | ||
Directions
Cut the marrow into large chunks and chop roughly using the double-bladed chopping knife.
Place layers of the chopped marrow in a large bowl and sprinkle each layer generously with the salt.
Cover and leave to stand overnight.
Drain the liquid from the marrow, and rinse off the remaining salt.
Drain and place in a large saucepan.
Peel and quarter the onions and chop roughly, using the double-bladed chopping knife.
Add to the saucepan with the marrow.
Peel and core the cooking apples and chop roughly, using the double-bladed chopping knife.
Add to the marrow and onion together with the remaining ingredients.
Bring the mixture to the boil then simmer for 45 minutes or until the chutney is soft and thick.
Turn into dry, sterilised jars which have been warmed.
Cover the chutney while it is still hot.
Place layers of the chopped marrow in a large bowl and sprinkle each layer generously with the salt.
Cover and leave to stand overnight.
Drain the liquid from the marrow, and rinse off the remaining salt.
Drain and place in a large saucepan.
Peel and quarter the onions and chop roughly, using the double-bladed chopping knife.
Add to the saucepan with the marrow.
Peel and core the cooking apples and chop roughly, using the double-bladed chopping knife.
Add to the marrow and onion together with the remaining ingredients.
Bring the mixture to the boil then simmer for 45 minutes or until the chutney is soft and thick.
Turn into dry, sterilised jars which have been warmed.
Cover the chutney while it is still hot.
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