Blueberry Plum Chutney. This quick cooking blueberry plum chutney adds plenty of fresh, sweet and tart balancing flavour to simply seasoned, grilled or pan seared, pork or chicken.
Course
Dinner
Cuisine
Indian Inspired, North American
Prep Time15minutes
Cook Time30minutes
Total Time45minutes
Servings4servings
Calories575kcal
AuthorBarry C. Parsons
Ingredients
2tbspolive oil
2clovesminced garlic
1medium sized red onion chopped
1large applepeeled, cored and cut in chunks
¼cupapple cider vinegar
⅓cupbrown sugar
¾cupchopped dried plums( if using fresh plums at them toward the end of the cooking time.
¾cupfresh or frozen blueberries
1 ½tspfresh grated ginger root
1 ½cupsapple juice
1 ½tspfresh ground black pepper
½tspsalt
½tspcrushed or ground fennel seed
1 1/2poundspork loin chops
Instructions
In a medium sized saucepan (or in a sauté pan if pan rushing pork chops or chicken breast. SEE NOTE) heat the olive oil and add the garlic an red onion. Saute until the onions have softened but not browned.
Add all of the remaining ingredients to the pan.
Simmer over low heat for about 20-30 minutes until almost all of the liquid has been boiled off and the mixture begins to resemble a thick jam. Great served with grilled meats.
Recipe Notes
In what is called a pan "rushing technique", I sear the seasoned meat on both sides to brown it quickly. I then transfer it to a baking pan/dish & pop it into a hot oven for 10 -15 minutes at about 375 degrees to finish cooking, then rest them for an additional 10 minutes before serving.
During that time, I make the chutney quickly in the same pan. Have everything pre chopped, measured and at the ready to do this most efficiently.