I did my usual Saturday evening cooking and was very pleased with what I made this weekend.
The menu included talapia with walnut crusting served with the strawberry chutney recipe below. I made a kale dish the might just change your mind about Kale and saute'd sweet potatoes with savory jelly topping. This is a healthy combination of foods that are low in sodium, fat and the carbs are natural. Here is the first recipe for the chutney.
Strawberry Chutney
A Chutney with a sweet & sour taste with very mild heat from
the spice blend.
Created by Janet Chinners of Country Traditions
1 quart of strawberries chopped in small pieces
1 medium white or Vidalia onion chopped
2 medium tomatoes chopped
1 cup raisins (golden will add additional color but regular taste
great)
8 prunes
chopped
3 -5 large
mint leaves chopped fine
1 T sugar or
Splenda
1 t vanilla
extract
½ cup white
or red balsamic vinegar (I used the white since we have a nice light one made by
Waldensian Vineyards in North Carolina)
1T garam
marsala
1 T olive
oil
Add onions
to a med sauce pan and cook until caramelized and lightly browned.
Add all the
remaining mixture and cook over low heat for 15 minutes. Stir frequently to make sure it doesn’t stick
and burn. It can be served hot or
chilled. I served it with walnut crusted
tilapia but it would taste wonderful on cream cheese with crackers or even on
ice cream.
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