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Chilli Plum Sauce


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Ingredients

3 bottle(s)

  • 1500 grams Plums - stoned
  • 350 grams sugar
  • 500 grams white vinegar
  • 1 fresh red chilli
  • 1 level tsp salt
  • 1 level teaspoons ground ginger
  • 1/2 level teaspoons cayene pepper
  • 3 whole cloves
  • 1 Whole cinnamon stick
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Recipe's preparation

    Chilli Plum Sauce
  1. Combine the Plums (stone removed) with all ingredients and cook 5min, 100 deg, speed 2.  Then cook ,30min, 70deg, speed 2.  Strain whole spices with basket and then return to Thermomix bowl and boil 10min, 100deg, speed 2.  Should have thichened.  Pour in to hot sterilised jars/bottles.

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Recipe can be halved.






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  • I made the following adjustments for what I had...

    Submitted by Avatrix on 21. January 2022 - 16:21.

    I made the following adjustments for what I had and from tasting at the five minute mark

    600 g Angelina plums - a bit underripe, so tart - harvested early to get them before the #&$%@ possums and rats!
    200 g W vinegar


    6 birdseye chillis, 1\2 tspn cayenne, tspn ginger - I like spice!
    190 g brown sugar


    5 cloves, I may regret this...
    5 cassia chunks , cos who knows where the cinnamon quills are?
    A smoosh of black pepper.

    So far, smells good... Thank you for posting this tmrc_emoticons.)

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  • Mine is quite thin and runny. I've added extra...

    Submitted by Narelle121 on 8. February 2018 - 18:35.

    Mine is quite thin and runny. I've added extra sugar and continued cooking but it's not thickening up but the flavour is there. Any thoughts on how to make it thicker? Cheers

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  • Didn't have the whole spices, so added 1 TSP each...

    Submitted by emckayz1@gmail.com on 28. February 2017 - 08:52.

    Didn't have the whole spices, so added 1 TSP each ground cloves, ginger, cinnamon, chilli powder. Also malt vinegar. It was a hit with the family, thanks

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  • Mine was really vinegary and

    Submitted by Ktsciberras on 15. January 2016 - 20:22.

    Mine was really vinegary and almost inedible ....... Should I try and redo adding more sugar? 

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  • Thanks for this recipe!  I

    Submitted by leequinn22 on 27. January 2015 - 13:46.

    Thanks for this recipe!  I made it exactly as per your instructions the first time.  This time I tweaked it to make it a spicier version, doubling the cayenne powder and the ginger and quadrupling the amount of chillies.  I also used brown vinegar instead of white (as brown was all I had).  I am very happy with the result and has a nice little kick to it if you want a spicier version tmrc_emoticons.)

    Lee

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