Onion Chutney
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Slice the onions and put in a frying pan with a very small amount of oil (to stop them sticking). When they are soft, and a little brown, sprinkle a bit of brown sugar over the top of them. Stir well and add a good dollop of balsamic vinegar (the amounts depend on how sweet / piquant you want your onions to end up.) When the sugar has all melted, and the mix has started to thicken, put into a sterilised jar. I'm not sure how long it'll keep, but I tend to stuff it in the fridge and use it quite quickly. Maybe a month or so? Variation: Add some thyme to the whole lot. Or coriander or any other bits that you fancy........
Introduction
This onion chutney is great served with cheese on toast or with a ploughmans.... cold cuts..... gammon - you can even use it as a glaze on gammon.
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Ingredients
Serves: 4
- 7 onions (or more if you fancy)
- brown sugar
- balsamic vinegar
Method
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