Ingredients
- 
                                          400g hokkaido pumpkin
 - 
                                          1 onion
 - 
                                          100g dried apricot
 - 
                                          2 tsp gingergrated
 - 
                                          2 garlic clovesgrated
 - 
                                          1 tsp mustard seeds
 - 
                                          1 tsp coriander seeds
 - 
                                          1/2 tsp black pepper
 - 
                                          1/4 tsp piment seeds
 - 
                                          150g cane sugar
 - 
                                          1 tsp salt
 - 
                                          140ml apple vinegar
 - 
                                          60ml water
 - 
                                          1 tsp black seeds
 
Directions
Who can say “no” to a sweet-sour Chutney with pumpkin and dried apricots? If you need a christimas present this one might be a good option.
Ingredients
| 400g hokkaido pumpkin | |
| 1 onion | |
| 100g dried apricot | |
| 2 tsp ginger | |
| 2 garlic cloves | |
| 1 tsp mustard seeds | |
| 1 tsp coriander seeds | |
| 1/2 tsp black pepper | |
| 1/4 tsp piment seeds | |
| 150g cane sugar | |
| 1 tsp salt | |
| 140ml apple vinegar | |
| 60ml water | |
| 1 tsp black seeds | 
Note: The ingredient quantities are not compatible with Mini Breadmaker SD-PN100 - find suitable recipes for PN100 (Smaller bread size) here
Steps
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                                             Chop the Hokkaido Pumpkin in squares (1 cm) and the onion in fine slices. Chop the dried apricots coarsely.  | 
                  
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                                             After 2 hours put the Chutney in sterile glasses, close the lid and let it cool down. You can store it for 4 weeks in your fridge.  | 
                  
      





                                
				


          






										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
        


