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You're a bit stingy with the exclamation marks there? What's points??
I used to give points in the Cold Dark Room for mentions of cheese, answers to quiz questions, nice posts etc.
There would be a monthly and yearly winner.
But it takes too much time, so just fun now. :)
 

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Oh yes of course, how could I have possibly forgotten the cheese, and a nice cracker and some spicy chutney. Actually forget the meal just have the cheese..
There's a very nice Date & Apple Chutney recipe we make. The recipe came from my aunt decades ago and is really easy. Daughter made a batch recently. It goes extremely well with cheese :)

1.5 lb Cooking Apples chopped
1lb onions chopped
1lb dates stoned and chopped (dry, old ones are better)
15 fluid oz vinegar
0.5 teaspoon ground ginger
0.5 teaspoon cayenne pepper
1 teaspoon salt
1 lb sugar

You don't need to be terribly exact on the quantities of apple, onion and dates. "Close enough" will do.
The mix scales down nicely if you only want a couple of jars.

Boil vinegar, sugar and apples until pulpy then remove from heat.
Immediately stir in onions and dates and stir thoroughly.
When cool add spices and salt and stir thoroughly.
Leave to stand for at least 48 hours until thickened.

Put into jars (this quantity fills approximately 5 x 1lb jars)

You can eat immediately. The chutney goes darker with age.
 

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There's a very nice Date & Apple Chutney recipe we make. The recipe came from my aunt decades ago and is really easy. Daughter made a batch recently. It goes extremely well with cheese :)

1.5 lb Cooking Apples chopped
1lb onions chopped
1lb dates stoned and chopped (dry, old ones are better)
15 fluid oz vinegar
0.5 teaspoon ground ginger
0.5 teaspoon cayenne pepper
1 teaspoon salt
1 lb sugar

You don't need to be terribly exact on the quantities of apple, onion and dates. "Close enough" will do.
The mix scales down nicely if you only want a couple of jars.

Boil vinegar, sugar and apples until pulpy then remove from heat.
Immediately stir in onions and dates and stir thoroughly.
When cool add spices and salt and stir thoroughly.
Leave to stand for at least 48 hours until thickened.

Put into jars (this quantity fills approximately 5 x 1lb jars)

You can eat immediately. The chutney goes darker with age.
wifey!
Another one for the book.
Thanks, Linda.
I love chutney.:)
wifey calls it chupney, a relic from her childhood.
 

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Good evening Adam. Gotta cheese for your dinner ????:D

Good evening Bea. All your gardenings done for today ? Or was you confused about cute kitty alarm ? They are really cute cuttling together !

I need help !!!! Could someone explain me how I get the green bar and the arrow up when I want to quote someone ?
 

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Good evening Adam. Gotta cheese for your dinner ????:D

Good evening Bea. All your gardenings done for today ? Or was you confused about cute kitty alarm ? They are really cute cuttling together !

I need help !!!! Could someone explain me how I get the green bar and the arrow up when I want to quote someone ?
Good evening, Bee. :)
Always got plenty of cheese here.
Can't help, it's different on my PC. :(
 

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Good evening Adam. Gotta cheese for your dinner ????:D

Good evening Bea. All your gardenings done for today ? Or was you confused about cute kitty alarm ? They are really cute cuttling together !

I need help !!!! Could someone explain me how I get the green bar and the arrow up when I want to quote someone ?
What are you using Sabine?

The ios app, the android app or the browser version of TFO?
 

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There's a very nice Date & Apple Chutney recipe we make. The recipe came from my aunt decades ago and is really easy. Daughter made a batch recently. It goes extremely well with cheese :)

1.5 lb Cooking Apples chopped
1lb onions chopped
1lb dates stoned and chopped (dry, old ones are better)
15 fluid oz vinegar
0.5 teaspoon ground ginger
0.5 teaspoon cayenne pepper
1 teaspoon salt
1 lb sugar

You don't need to be terribly exact on the quantities of apple, onion and dates. "Close enough" will do.
The mix scales down nicely if you only want a couple of jars.

Boil vinegar, sugar and apples until pulpy then remove from heat.
Immediately stir in onions and dates and stir thoroughly.
When cool add spices and salt and stir thoroughly.
Leave to stand for at least 48 hours until thickened.

Put into jars (this quantity fills approximately 5 x 1lb jars)

You can eat immediately. The chutney goes darker with age.
I imagine that tastes really good, I might try it, anything with dates in does it for me
 
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