KACHEN #21 (Winter 2019) English edition
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SELECTION OF PRESERVES<br />
MUSTARD<br />
FRUITS<br />
RED PEPPER<br />
RELISH<br />
HOMEMADE<br />
KETCHUP<br />
› 3 plums halved & stoned<br />
› 2 apricots halved & stoned<br />
› 2 figs, halved<br />
› 2 small pears, peeled & quartered<br />
› 400 g sugar<br />
› juice of 1 lemon<br />
› 150 ml dry white wine<br />
› 400 g honey<br />
› 50 g mustard powder<br />
1 Place all the fruit into a stainless-steel<br />
pan and add just enough<br />
water to cover. Add the sugar and<br />
lemon juice and stir over low heat to<br />
dissolve the sugar.<br />
2 Simmer for 10 minutes so the<br />
fruit cooks but stays intact. Remove<br />
fruit with a slotted spoon, drain and<br />
place on a baking tray.<br />
3 Cook at 120°C in the oven for<br />
about 45 minutes until dry.<br />
4 In the meantime, add the wine<br />
and honey to the remaining syrup<br />
and simmer for about 15 minutes<br />
to reduce. Add the mustard powder<br />
and mix (stir).<br />
5 Put the dry fruit into sterilised<br />
containers and pour the syrup over<br />
to cover them completely. Leave<br />
until cold, then seal.<br />
Use chopped over fish, pork or<br />
with cheese. Drizzle remaining<br />
syrup over salads.<br />
› 1 kg red peppers, seeded,<br />
quartered & sliced<br />
› 1 tsp freshly ground black pepper<br />
› 2 tsp black mustard seeds<br />
› 2 red onions, sliced<br />
› 6 garlic cloves, chopped<br />
› 375 ml red wine vinegar<br />
› 2 apples, peeled, cored & grated<br />
› 1 tsp grated fresh ginger<br />
› 200 g brown sugar<br />
1 Simmer the peppers, pepper,<br />
mustard seeds, onion, garlic,<br />
vinegar, apple and ginger together<br />
for 30 minutes until the peppers are<br />
soft.<br />
2 Add the sugar and stir over low<br />
heat until dissolved. Simmer, stirring<br />
occasionally, for 1 ¼ hours until<br />
thick.<br />
3 Spoon into sterilised jars. Allow<br />
the flavours to develop for a few<br />
weeks before using. Will keep in a<br />
cool dark place for 1 year.<br />
SHORTCUT VERSION Grill 8 red<br />
peppers over a gas flame or in the<br />
oven until the skins are blistered.<br />
Put in a plastic bag until cold.<br />
Remove the skins and seeds and<br />
quarter. Pack into a sterilised<br />
container dotted with 3 bay leaves<br />
and 6 garlic cloves. Cover with<br />
olive oil. Keep in the fridge.<br />
Use in salads, as a burger, pizza<br />
or sandwich topping, or with<br />
grilled meats.<br />
› 2 tbsp olive oil<br />
› 2 onions, finely chopped<br />
› 1 celery stick, chopped<br />
› 1 tsp chopped fresh ginger<br />
› 4 garlic cloves, chopped<br />
› ½ red chilli without seeds, chopped<br />
› 2 tsp dried basil<br />
› 2 cloves garlic<br />
› 1 tsp coriander seeds<br />
› salt & pepper, to taste<br />
› 5-7 fresh tomatoes<br />
› 2 x 340 g tinned whole tomatoes<br />
› 1 handful fresh basil (opt.)<br />
› 250 ml red wine vinegar<br />
› 80 g sugar<br />
1 Heat the oil and fry all the vegetables,<br />
spices and herbs for 15 minutes<br />
over low heat, then add the tomatoes<br />
and a cup of water.<br />
2 Boil to reduce the sauce by half.<br />
Add the fresh basil, if using, and<br />
blend until smooth.<br />
3 Put back on the heat, add the<br />
vinegar and sugar and reduce to<br />
tomato sauce consistency.<br />
4 Spoon into sterilised container,<br />
seal and keep in a dark, cool place.<br />
Will keep for up to six months.<br />
Use as you would commercial<br />
ketchup.<br />
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<strong>KACHEN</strong> No.21 | WINTER 19