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 apple & horseradish chutney

apple & horseradish chutney

dressings / sauces | makes about 400g
(see picture: pouring dish, far back, right)
1 Very finely grate the apples and dress with the lemon juice before mixing in the horseradish and seasoning to taste with salt and pepper.



Recipe by Plachutta restaurant, Vienna, Photography by Lisa Linder
• from Jamie Magazine issue 4

ingredients

• 400g apples, peeled and cored
• 2 tbsp lemon juice
• 20g fresh horseradish, grated

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1. trentjohrns Tue 28 Jul 2009 @ 21:51 Because my newlywed wife has a gastro-intestinal problem and cannot eat spicy food, it has sometimes been difficult to find recipes that are tasty but not too harsh on her digestive tract. I cannot thank you enough, Mr. Oliver, for this apple & horseradish chutney recipe that I uncovered in the "dressings/sauces" section of your celebrity chef web recipe site. It is so simple and easy to make with only three ingredients: apples, horseradish, and lemon juice. When I made this for my wife, I did not have 400g apples, peeled and cored, nor do I own any type of scale, so I am not entirely sure that the ratio of ingredients I ended up with was the same that you prescribe, but essentially I mixed a jar of prepared horseradish with a jar of apple sauce, and I think it tasted alright.

My wife was so surprised! She even inspected it closely and asked me what it was that I had served her, to which I responded "chutney, dear". In any case, I think she liked it because she was adamant that she save much of it as leftovers to enjoy later.

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