Home Cooking.

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Home Cooking.

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Now that it's mango season and with the price of mangoes varying from free to 1,500 r a kg it's a good time to experiment and make a batch of mango chutney. This stuff goes well with rice or as a side dish with chicken . If fact if you've made a batch you like you will even end up with putting it on your toast in the morning.

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There are some great mango salsa recipes out there too.
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nowt to do with mangos (neighbours keep leaving me bags of them on my gate in Kompot)
but I watch this lady cooking
https://www.youtube.com/@CookingWithSros
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My go-to recipe: https://www.daringgourmet.com/indian-mango-chutney/

Nigella seats are a little hard to get but they are essential. I by them online.
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Or while it's still hot, make some dried mango sheets



My mango chutney recipe is similar to that. Usually use dried chillies, more cumin, coriander and I never have nigella seeds so just opt for mustard seeds (different flavour but I like it)

Feeling slightly more adventurous

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Nigella seeds, not seats. Heat has fried my brain.
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hanno wrote: ↑Thu Apr 27, 2023 10:56 am Nigella seeds, not seats. Heat has fried my brain.
Nigella Lawson has her own seeds now?
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Made some tasty hot mango sauce last night to throw over the chicken wings :thumb:

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