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I like my chutneys ..but it is so difficult to find one that i like particuly for cheese......below is one chutney that i really like its not too vineagary...

it tastes like the old fashoined chutnies i remember that my mates mum used to make...she also made an awesome green tomatoe chutney...

try this if you see it......its truly old skool

 

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2 hours ago, bruno22rf said:

Wife puts that in home made sausage rolls, Aldi do a superb caramelised Onion Chutney - spread on their number 7 vintage cheddar it's sublime.

cant go wrong with onion chutney's......but i do find that most supermaket chutnies are far too sharp which tend to blind the tast of the cheese.....i will keep and eye out for the Aldi one :good:

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1 hour ago, ditchman said:

cant go wrong with onion chutney's......but i do find that most supermaket chutnies are far too sharp which tend to blind the tast of the cheese.....i will keep and eye out for the Aldi one :good:

Have you tried the Stokes range of pickles and chutneys? I particularly like their Sticky Pickle but they do a good red onion chutney. I think that Tesco stock their range.

I also agree with bruno22rf that the Aldi caramelised onion chutney is brilliant.

OB

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I have to admit to being probably very downmarket in finding standard Branston to be the one I keep coming back to. 

I also keep an onion chutney and have tried several.  They were all nice and no particular one stands out as 'favourite'.

A good piccalilli seems harder to find as most (to me anyway). seem too 'gloopy' and sweet.  Tracklements is quite nice, but rather sharp and vinegary.

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1 hour ago, Old Boggy said:

Have you tried the Stokes range of pickles and chutneys? I particularly like their Sticky Pickle but they do a good red onion chutney. I think that Tesco stock their range.

I also agree with bruno22rf that the Aldi caramelised onion chutney is brilliant.

OB

yeah...tried Stokes...they are better than some but not for me...

 

5 minutes ago, JohnfromUK said:

I have to admit to being probably very downmarket in finding standard Branston to be the one I keep coming back to. 

I also keep an onion chutney and have tried several.  They were all nice and no particular one stands out as 'favourite'.

A good piccalilli seems harder to find as most (to me anyway). seem too 'gloopy' and sweet.  Tracklements is quite nice, but rather sharp and vinegary.

i always used to have in the fridge Branstons........but either it has chaned or my taste has changed over the years...just find it really sharp now...so i dont touch it now...

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9 minutes ago, TIGHTCHOKE said:

What, no piccalilli?  :w00t:

i have never lost my taste for piccalli.........on cheese sarnies......i dont eat bread any more....so i have replaced that with Carr's cheese melts....

i do like chilli jams,,,as well

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1 hour ago, ditchman said:

yeah...tried Stokes...they are better than some but not for me...

 

i always used to have in the fridge Branstons........but either it has chaned or my taste has changed over the years...just find it really sharp now...so i dont touch it now...

More than likely due to reduced sugar, we buy Morrisons sweet pickled onions but I still find them a bit acidic so add a few spoons of sugar to take the edge off the sharpness, you could try adding some sugar to Branston's pickle.

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3 hours ago, old'un said:

More than likely due to reduced sugar, we buy Morrisons sweet pickled onions but I still find them a bit acidic so add a few spoons of sugar to take the edge off the sharpness, you could try adding some sugar to Branston's pickle.

thats an idea...i will do that.............then it might taste more like "Pan-Yan" pickle...........anybody remember that ?

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I have had the above one a few times along with several others we used to buy from the game fairs , like all things you try for the first time you find some are alright and others you wouldn't buy again , I have just recently bought this one from M + S , it might well be to spice'y for me but as it was only a pound it was worth a try .

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2 hours ago, ditchman said:

thats an idea...i will do that.............then it might taste more like "Pan-Yan" pickle...........anybody remember that ?

Yep, I find with a lot of pickles now they have reduced sugar, so usually end up putting some sugar in them.

 

46 minutes ago, marsh man said:

I have had the above one a few times along with several others we used to buy from the game fairs , like all things you try for the first time you find some are alright and others you wouldn't buy again , I have just recently bought this one from M + S , it might well be to spice'y for me but as it was only a pound it was worth a try .

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Bloody Mary, has it got vodka in it?

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14 minutes ago, old'un said:

Yep, I find with a lot of pickles now they have reduced sugar, so usually end up putting some sugar in them.

I'm the other way round - I find many of the pickles too sweet for me - but then I don't have a sweet tooth (if you ignore chocolate!) and I'm supposed to be frugal with sugar consumption.

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10 minutes ago, JohnfromUK said:

I'm the other way round - I find many of the pickles too sweet for me - but then I don't have a sweet tooth (if you ignore chocolate!) and I'm supposed to be frugal with sugar consumption.

I think my taste for a slightly sweet pickle came from my nan and mom, at Christmas they would thinly slice Spanish onion and cucumber, make a mix of vinegar, water and sugar and pickle it, lovely with cold turkey on a sandwich.

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54 minutes ago, old'un said:

I think my taste for a slightly sweet pickle came from my nan and mom, at Christmas they would thinly slice Spanish onion and cucumber, make a mix of vinegar, water and sugar and pickle it, lovely with cold turkey on a sandwich.

bloodyhell that sounds nice and simple.....ask your mum for the receipe please...:whistling:

59 minutes ago, TIGHTCHOKE said:

I can remember my Father mentioning that.          :w00t:

you cheeky young whipper snapper....:big_boss:

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1 minute ago, ditchman said:

ready to eat in 4-6 bloody months ???...............i will be bloody dead by then...:w00t:

Try this then - there are LOADS of recipes on line. https://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/quick_pickles_88178

 

Another https://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/cucumber_and_dill_fridge_43183

 

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