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sheilawickens
Posted 2010-09-10 16:14 (#345)
Subject: Chinese style plum dipping sauce


6 lb plums

4.4 lb sugar

A little oil

3 onions, chopped

2 - 3 bulbs of garlic, chopped (depending on size) - lots of cloves, anyway!

2 large chillies, chopped

5- 6 "thumbs" of ginger, grated

3 - 4 teaspoons of Chinese 5 spice

1/2 pint vinegar



Combine the plums (stoned) and the sugar and heat in a large pan, stiring until the juices of the plums mix with and dissolve the sugar.

Bring it to a rolling boil, and scoop off any scum.

Then turn the heat down, and cook slowly, reducing the fluid, and letting the fruit & sugar caramelise. (May take 2 - 3 hours!)

In a separate pan, fry the onion, and then after a few minutes, add the chopped garlic, chillies and grated ginger, and Chinese 5 spice.

When the plum mix has reached a consistency that you are happy with ( I was looking for something fairly jam like), add in the fried onion and spices and pour in the vinegar.

Mix up the contents of the pan, and keep on the heat for long enough for the vinegar to be brought up to temperature too.

Pour or ladle into clean, sterile jars!



This is nice to add to stir frys, or for dipping

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RichardR
Posted 2010-09-21 11:00 (#359 - in reply to #345)
Subject: RE: Chinese style plum dipping sauce


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Excellent. We've still got last year's plums in the freezer and here we are again, trying to help neighbours out.
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mikey9
Posted 2010-09-22 22:19 (#360 - in reply to #359)
Subject: RE: Chinese style plum dipping sauce


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Sheila gave us this recipe last year, - we are still using the four jars we made.

Great in Veg stir fry and Noodles - or with the weekends spare bits of meat (Plum Pork from up the road is best! or with Bob's Beef ;-) - Also with Spare Ribs.

Can't give it leass than 10 out of 10!!
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