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Cranberry Chutney
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cranberry_chutney_smallCranberry sauce is cool over Christmas but if you fancy something hotter, check this out for the die hard chilli lovers.

 

cranberry_chutney_mediumServes 6

Ingredients:

100g dried cranberries

2 dried red chillies

¼ tsp salt

1 tbsp olive oil


Preparation:

Put all of the ingredients into a blender and whiz until you have a fairly dry coarse mixture. Serve as a side relish or with cheddar cheese and crackers.

 
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