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Cranberry Chutney

November 23, 2008 by shankari  
Filed under Vegetarian Sides

I had never tasted cranberries until two days ago. While I wonder how I could have missed it, I am happy that I atleast tried now. OK, I was not all adventurous to go buy some personally. This came as a part of our weekly produce from Farm Fresh to You. I tasted one, it was tart and I love tart. Here is the recipe of the chutney I made. We had it with Cumin Rice and even over bread.

Fresh Cranberries – 2.5 cups
Apple – 1 ( chopped into bite sized pieces)
Ginger – 1 T (finely MInced)
Green Chillies – 4 (finely chopped)
Water – 1/2 cup
Lemon Zest – 1/8th tsp
Lemon Juice- 1 T
Brown Sugar – 2/3 cup+ 2 tsp sugar ( I did this coz I needed it more sweeter)
Garam Masala – 1 tsp
Red Chilli powder – 1 tsp
Turmeric Cpower – 1 tsp
Salt to taste

This is the easy party, add all the ingredients to a pan and let it cook on medium high for about 10 minutes. It is fun to watch the cranberries pop. The chutney begins to thicken. You will know when it done, I promise! The house will be filled with the aroma of this chutney.

Happy Thanksgiving !!!!

Comments

14 Responses to “Cranberry Chutney”
  1. Happy cook says:

    I have never done with theindian kick, just the balnd ones. I think i will do this time something elso for christmas gift.

  2. Shanthi says:

    i have a box of it my fridge and when i tasted it a couple of weeks ago it was like kalaakkaa…. i was thinking abt making pickle (south indian style).

  3. Anonymous says:

    Shankari, i have been an ardent fan of your blog for a long time, but this is the first time commenting. Try making pickle (oorugai) out of cranberries. It is yummy. You sautee the cranberries, add salt, chili powder and thadka with mustard seeds and add venthayam powder in the end. very similar to making Homemade mango picle.
    SK

  4. Happy cook says:

    Shabkari, you beter send me a home made gift for my event as i started one after reading your comment in myplace :-)

  5. DEESHA says:

    looks soo yumm .. cranberry chutney is new to me

  6. Sagari says:

    hmmmm adding garam masalaaa is a greattttt idea

  7. Usha says:

    Cranberry chutney with an Indian kick sounds delightful and the thalipeeth below looks very authentic and interesting…

  8. bee says:

    i signed up for a weekly produce service. will get my first batch on wednesday, as also my first batch of home delivered milk.

    have you tried cranberry pickle? i’ve only made jams with fresh cranberries.

  9. Uma says:

    the pickle looks so delicious and spicy! Yum!

  10. Sharmi says:

    hmmm perfect recipe for holiday:) looks delicious and picture perfect:) How was your thanksgiving?

  11. private health insurance says:

    This is PERFECT for thanks giving. I’m glad to see this in your blog. My family will love this.

  12. Melly/Melody/or Mel says:

    I am going to try this at Christmas! Thanks…I think Dave will love it. :)

  13. Vij says:

    Perfect chutney for the vacation! looks lovely.

  14. anudivya says:

    The Indian kick seems to be a nice touch… nice recipe.

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