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I've been processing what seems like tons of peaches. I adapted this

from a recipe in Bon Apetit, to use what I had on hand. Turned out

wonderful! I ate it as a topping over toasted flat tortillas spread

with no-fat refried black beans. Best lunch I've had in quite awhile!

 

The peaches I used were dead ripe and sweet. You know, the ones with

bruises that I had to cut up and use the good parts because I couldn't

give them away to friends? ...LOL

 

Original recipe suggested serving it over couscous...or mixing it with

rice as a pilaf, both of which sound really good also!

 

Paula

 

Peach Chutney

 

1/4 cup chopped sweet onion

1/4 cup raisins

1 or 2 TBSPs Balsamic vinegar

1 TBSP grated fresh ginger

3 TBSPs chopped fresh cilantro

6 ripe peaches, peeled and diced

Salt and fresh ground pepper to taste

 

Mix ingredients, Cover and chill at least 1 hr before serving.

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Paula, This is one of those years when I really FEEL like canning. I've just

used up the rest of last years blackberries for jam and syrup and the end of the

rhubarb in apple rhubarb ginger jam. This looks good. Have you canned this? how

long would you process it in a hot water bath?

Stef

 

 

 

 

Argue not with dragons, for thou art crunchy and go well with brie.

 

 

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Hi Stef,

 

No, I havn't! I just ate it fresh after combining and letting it sit

in fridge a couple hours. It *would* be great to be able to have it

year round. Might have to adapt it slightly for canning, not sure.

 

I've been blanching, skinning, removing the pit, slicing, then

freezing my peaches so I'm no help on the canning. Sorry :-) Your

blackberry jam and syrup, and apple rhubarb ginger jam sound

delicious!

 

Paula

 

, steff davidson

<steffdav46 wrote:

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> Paula, This is one of those years when I really FEEL like

canning. I've just used up the rest of last years blackberries for

jam and syrup and the end of the rhubarb in apple rhubarb ginger jam.

This looks good. Have you canned this? how long would you process it

in a hot water bath?

> Stef

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