I’m stepping into rhubarb terriory. My motto concerning fruits and veggies unknown has always been: If all ideas fail, just chutney it.
This week’s recipe challenge for Food Network UK:
Create a recipe using a secret seasonal ingredient chosen by the FN UK HQ’s, Chopped style.
My latest recipe for the Food Network UK blog is for Rhubarb and Anise Chutney. It was a ‘Chopped’ style challenge (if you’re an avid Food Network fan, you’ll know all about it. If not, you need to switch on the TV and start watching).
Good old British rhubarb reminds me of the times I spent devouring crumbles made with ‘proper’ Yorkshire rhubarb while growing up. It also brings back the not-so fond memories of the hideous bellyaches I had after polishing off entire ‘quarter’ bags of rhubarb and custard sweets from my pa’s sweet shop.
If you’re a chutney person you really need to bottle up a few jars of this to keep in the fridge. It’s great on toast, in sandwiches with cheese and spread on crackers.
Read my recipe for Rhubarb and Anise Chutney on the Food Network UK blog and remember to leave a comment!




7 comments
Dom at Belleau Kitchen says:
Mar 23, 2011
I love rhubarb and i'm so glad the season is here again!… can't wait to try this recipe x
Now Serving says:
Mar 23, 2011
Totally drooling Sanjana -like the chutney is from the bottle!
Priya says:
Mar 23, 2011
Wow thats a gorgeous and wonderful looking chutney…
Hari Chandana says:
Mar 24, 2011
First time here.. lovely and wonderful blog.. Amazing shots.. thanks for the recipes
Neenu Praveen says:
Mar 24, 2011
did u spill out all the chutney thr..oh no…luks gorgeous.
Vaishali Sharma says:
Mar 24, 2011
Chutney looks so delicious! Yum!
The Mistress of Spices says:
Mar 29, 2011
Sounds like a good combination! I've actually never cooked with rhubarb…seems like a chutney would be a nice way to start.