
First, you've gotta get a bunch of mangoes. best plan is to buy a case of them when they're discounted for being a little soft.
I chopped up 4 big ones, so about 1.5kg of flesh, and put it in a big pot.
Then chopped a bunch of onions, and into the pot.
I put about half a kilo of organic rapadura (evaporated cane juice sugar), about 1/2 litre of apple cider vinegar, and a couple of chopped garlic cloves and chillis. Then I threw in some celtic sea salt, some curry powder, garam masaala, ground coriander, cumin, black pepper, cinnamon, nutmeg and a co

Then stirred the lot up, simmering and stirring for about an hour, maybe a bit more.

Stir and stir, till the sugar starts to caramelise with the onions, and everything reduces and thickens.

When I was sick of stirring, I let it cool a little, then scooped it into jars :)

of course, it's freakin delicious!!!
I always LOVE yur recipes and sweet little stove!
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Yummo! you are such a goddess in the kitchen.
ReplyDeleteYou sound like a wonderful cook.
ReplyDeleteI shall have to try that recipe.
Thank you.