Strawberry & Raspberry Chutney | Indian Food and Recipes

Strawberry & Raspberry Chutney

Strawberry & Raspberry Chutney is another unique variety of chutney/ condiment. Strawberry and Raspberry chutney is a rich source of vitamin C and fibers. Almost all foodies like Strawberry & Raspberry Chutney. Here is an easy recipe to help you learn how to prepare Strawberry and Raspberry chutney. 

Ingredients for making Strawberry and Raspberry chutney:

• 250 gms strawberries
• 250 gms raspberries with shells
• 1½ cups water
• ½ tsp red chili pepper (lal mirchi)
• 1¾ cups sugar (cheeni)
• 2 big cardamoms (elaichi moti)
• 3 tsps salt (namak)
• 2 cloves garlic (lasun), chopped
• 2 tsps long strips of ginger (adrak)
• 4 tsps raisins (kishmish)
• 6 almonds (badam), blanched
• 8 dates (khajoor), long strips
• 1 cut vinegar (sirka) 

How to make strawberry and raspberry chutney:

1. First of all remove shells of raspberries.
2. Then wash and cook on a low fire with ginger, garlic and water till tender.
3. Now mash it and add sugar, vinegar, crushed cardamoms, salt, red chili pepper, mashed strawberries, almonds, dates and raisins and cook till a little thick.
4. Now cool a little, pour it into a jar.

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