Author Notes: I developed this recipe about a month ago for my new line of products that I sell at our Farmer’s Market. I wanted something sweet and a bit spicy to use as a dip, glaze or addition to a sauce. It has been a hit at the market and I hope that you will love it to! —Sunchowder
Serves: 4 16 oz jars, 1 8 oz jar
Ingredients
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5.5
pounds Fresh Plums, after skinning and PItting
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1.5
pounds Chopped Onion
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1
tablespoon Gaujillo (1 med ground fresh)
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1/4
cup Mirin
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1
cup Cider Vinegar
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2
cups Brown Sugar
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3/4
ounce Grated Fresh Ginger
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1
tablespoon Scant of Kosher Salt
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1
tablespoon Teriaki Suace
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1 1/2
teaspoons Minced Fresh Garlic
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1/2
teaspoon Allspice
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1
teaspoon Coriander
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1/2
teaspoon Cinnamon
Directions
- Plulse chopped, skinned plums and onions in a food processor until finely chopped.
- Take your medium guajillo pepper and grind in a vita-mix or similar spice grinder.
- In a large dutch oven, place plums, onions, and all other ingredients and stir to combine. Bring this up to a boil and then turn the heat back down to a simmer. You can simmer this for about 45 minutes until the consistency of applesauce.
- If you want to can the recipe to make it shelf stable, Sterilize 4 16 oz jars and 1 8 oz jar (boil for 12 minutes in canner). Fill the jars according to canning directions and cap the boil the jars in your water bath canner for at least 15 minutes depending on your elevation. If you don’t want to can this, you can simply store in the fridge and it should keep for about two weeks (you can give several jars away as gifts!). Enjoy.