Hot and Sweet Apple Cinnamon Chutney with a piece of wheat bread or with a wheat paratha will be a fresh start for a monsoon morning. Chutney/sauces are so easy to make and when they pair with the appropriate food, they make a fabulous flavour and touch. Sweet chilli sauce are the best condiments where they go with all types of foods, and it’s super easy to make in home.
The addition of dried red chilli flakes add a “warming” gentle sensation in your mouth. Indeed this is not so hot, the sweetness will dominate in the first bite and then the fiery hotness will head off to add a depth of flavours. I plan to try this recipe with tropical fruit, but i don’t have pineapple in hands to try. If you love sweet and chilli sauce, then don’t miss this amazing sauce.
This is my First post for Shhhhh Secretly cooking challenge for the month July. Our Group decided to take challenge with chutney recipe, this group members will paired and the paired members share their secret ingredient’s to took the challenge. As per chart this month, I was paired with Amrita writer of The Food Samaritan.
Amrita Gave me a fruit of my choice and cinnamon to make this challenge, at first I was thinking with pineapples, then plums and the mission ended with red apple. Hot & sweet Apple cinnamon chutney is such an delicious fiery dip. This sauce can be used to prepare pasta too. Hope you all like this post, try this out and let me know about your experience..
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Step By Step Picture Instruction
Take two teaspoons of Corn flour in a bowl
Add some water and make the corn starch
Take the Red chillies and blend them in a dry mixer to a coarse form, if you have red chilli flakes then skip this step.
Peel and chop the apple into cubes, take apple pieces and lemon juices to the mixer and blend them to a smooth puree
Take red chilli flakes Sugar and cinnamon Powder in a pan
Add the apple puree to the pan, start cooking them in medium flame
Once the sugar melts, you see the mixture gets bubbled up, keep the flame in medium low and cook again for 10 mins
Add in the Corn starch and cook again for few more mins in medium flame
Stir and cook well, slowly the content turns to thick mass consistency
Cook till the content gets the glossy texture, make them cool and store them in a refrigerator
This sweet & hot sauce was too good with wheat bread
- Red apple- 1 nos
- Cinnamon powder- 1-2 tsp
- Sugar- 1/2 cup
- Red chilli- 3-4 nos
- Cornflour- 2 tsp
- Lemon juice- 1 tsp
- Grind the red chillies in a dry mixer to a coarse form, if you have red chilli flakes then skip this step
- Peel and slice the apple into cubes, blend apple cubes and lemon juice in a mixer to a puree
- Take Sugar, Cinnamon powder, Chilli flakes, Apple puree in a pan and cook them in medium flame
- Mix the corn flour with some water and make a corn starch, once the raw smell goes out the apple mix then add in the Corn starch
- Cook in medium flame till the sauce becomes glossy texture, once the content turns to a thick mass switch off the flame, bring the sauce to room temperature and store them in a air tight box
- Adjust the hotness by adding more or less red chilies
- Should refrigerate the sauce, after they turns to room temperature
- This sauce is best to pair with roti, paratha and bread
Sujitha welcome to the group. This sauce looks so yummy. As I was reading through the recipe, I couldn’t stop thinking of pairing this sauce with some dumplings.
I love the sound of this chutney! Will try it out some time for sure! 🙂
I have some good plums and apples. May be i will use the combo to make this chutney. Yumm
an innovative recipe…bookmarked it….
Apple and cinnamon in an unusual setting! The chutney looks delicious and easy to make!
Apple cinnamon chutney sounds delicious. Bookmarking it to try soon.
Beautiful color and interesting flavors 🙂
Awesome chutney, very new combo for me..my nxt in to do list
Dip sounds yum yum and I am sure kids will love the taste of it 🙂
This looks absolutely delicious and lip smacking!