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How to make Mrs Balls Chutney Place the dried apricots and sultanas in a large bowl and cover with the vinegar. Cover and leave to stand overnight. …

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Here’s what you need to do. Preheat the oven to 180 Degrees Celsius. Heat the oil in a frying pan over medium heat. Add the finely chopped onion to …

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Directions Soak the dried fruit in 2 litres of the vinegar overnight, then cook all until soft,. Remove fruit and mince or food process the fruit. Place left over soaking and the further 1 litre of vinegar and fruit in a pot. Add sugar and grated onions and …

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20ml Cider Vinegar 2 tablespoons Xylitol 1 Place all the vegetables in a food processor and pulse to get a fine, almost minced texture. It must be smaller than diced. Add this and the rest if the ingredients into a pot and bring to the boil. Turn down the heat and simmer on very low until the vegetables are soft. PSSST, Let's Tell Some Friends!

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In 1957/58 Mrs Ball’s chutney was exported to England for the first time. In the early seventies, Brooke Bond Oxo bought over the business, which …

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Arrange the mixture in the pan to create 6 spaces. Crack 1 egg into each space. Bake for 4-5 minutes or until the eggs are cooked to your liking. Serve immediately with buttered toast and all the Mrs.H.S.Ball's chutney you can handle .

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South African chutneys such as Mrs. Ball's are now world-famous brands distributed in the UK, America, Australia, and other parts of Europe. But …

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MrsBalls Everybody Love The Mrs Features for you Here are some of our highlights to help you find what you need. Our Story Products Recipes Recipes for you Chilli Con Carne Ingredients 13 …

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Mrs H.s.ball's Chutney Original 470g $ 5. 00. $10.64 / 1KG . Add to cart . Save to list . Check stock in our stores. Product Details. Mrs H.S.Ball's Original Recipe Chutney. Ingredients. Sugar, Water, Vinegar, Reconstituted Peaches (14%) And Apricots (2%) (Fruit Contains Antioxidant Sulphur Dioxide Thickner (E1422), Salt, Colour (E150d), Chillies. Allergen. Egg, Gluten, Milk, …

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Add spices and cook for one to two hours. Stir occasionally with a wooden spoon to prevent burning. Sterlise your bottles and spoon in the mixture. That's it - you've got Mrs Ball's Chutney. To make the chutney hot, add 75 g chopped chillies. To make peach chutney, omit the apricots and use 850 g dried peaches instead. People Who Like This Dish 3.

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Mrs HS Ball's Chutney is one of South Africa's greatest contributions to the culinary world. In SA it is a household name, and it is also exported to North A

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Mrs Balls Chutney Original 470g $7.99. Add to Compare. Add to Wishlist. Mrs Balls Chutney Hot 470g $7.99. Add to Compare. Add to Wishlist. Mrs Balls Chutney Peach 1.1kg $10.99. Add to Compare. Add to Wishlist.

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Over low heat (or in a double boiler) combine all ingredients. Allow to cook for at least 5 minutes, stirring frequently. Allow to cool a bit then taste and adjust …

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While there are six flavours of Mrs H.S. Ball’s Chutney, the original remains a fan-favourite. The official recipe remains a secret. Amelia passed away in 1962 at the age of 97, leaving behind a family legacy that will endure forever.

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MRS HS BALLS CHUTNEY Makes about 18 bottles (mild) 612 g dried peaches 238 g dried apricots 3 litres dark grape vinegar 2½ kg white sugar 500 g onions 120 g (12ml) salt 75 g (5ml) cayenne pepper To make chutney "hot", add 75 g minced hot peppers. To make peach chutney, leave out the dried apricots and use 850 g dried peaches. DIRECTIONS

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Oct 7, 2020. #1. I'm quite sad. Mrs Ball's Chilli Chutney seems to be no longer available. There are these new strange flavours like sweet chilli and chakalaka which I …

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