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Discover how to make a sugar-free rhubarb apple chutney

By Githu: Nutrition Coach

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You will be surprised by the natural sweetness of this sugar-free rhubarb-strawberry and apple chutney. You better make plenty of it because your family will love it!

Apple chutney

How can I say things? You know those moments you cook something and everyone has only one word in their mouth? "yummy, yummy, this is too delicious… "That's what this apple chutney with rhubarb and strawberry does to my kids, lol.

This chutney recipe is so delicious and simple to make. A perfect way to use rhubarb and strawberries if you happen to have a garden.

As I promised you, here is the apple chutney with rhubarb I had made for buckwheat groats pancakes

strawberries, rhubarb, & apple

This apple chutney is completely sugar-free, made with only three ingredients plus 2 spoons of water.

Make sure you make a lot of this chutney, otherwise, you're going to frustrate some people at your table, lol.

The secret behind all that yummy goodness lies in the apples and rhubarb. They both create a perfect balance of sweetness and tartness, lending this chutney recipe very unique.

I use very ripened golden apples, they have a lot of sugar, and they're very soft, especially after being cooked.

Rhubarb, on the other hand, will bring that sour-sweet taste that's not overwrapping the other flavors.

cooking apples

We really lo-o-o-ve this apple chutney, especially my daughter, who doesn't like rhubarb, she has made me promise to make this chutney recipe again and again! she's finally declared her love for rhubarb.

You can use this apple chutney to make rhubarb crisp or pie. We use it on pancakes which my dearest kids adore. You can also enjoy it as it is, a simple healthy chutney dessert.

How to make apple chutney

making apple chutney

The best thing about this chutney recipe is that there is less preparation needed.

  • Clean your apples, don't peel them, and cut them into medium sizes.
  • Use bicarbonate of soda to clean off the pesticides on your fruits and veggies if they're not organic.
  • Put the apples in a saucepan, add two tablespoonfuls of water, and put on medium-high heat. Cook and stir now and then till they become soft.
  • Bring in chopped rhubarb and strawberries. If you have small or medium-sized strawberries, don't chop them. Cooking will reduce them.
  • Mix gently and leave the apple chutney to cook on low heat for about 10 mins. Leave the chunks of fruits instead of reducing them to purée.

Healthy benefits of this strawberry chutney

Chutney recipe
  • It's no doubt this apple chutney is loaded with fiber and vitamins that are going to be beneficial to you.
  • The fiber will soothe your tummy as it promotes digestion.
  • Cooking apples with their skin on will release pectin that's found on the cell wall between the skin and the apple. Pectin, and especially apple pectin, is cancer-protective.
  • Parietin in rhubarb is also a cancer fighter nutrient.
  • Strawberries are considered as a functional food as they're preventive and promote health due to their phytochemicals and vitamins.
  • To sum up, this apple chutney has anti-inflammatory and anti-cancer properties, and it's loaded with antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals that are beneficial to you.
apple chutney recipe

Make a batch of this chutney and store it in your fridge for up to a week. You really don't have to measure or weigh anything in this chutney recipe.

Quote "The more positive-minded you're, the happier you'll be.

My love to you, Githu.

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Apple chutney with rhubarb
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5 from 3 votes

Discover how to make a sugar-free rhubarb apple chutney

Apple chutney with rhubarb and strawberries is sugar free with only 3 ingredients. You must try this chutney recipe as it's so deliciously good. Use it as rhubarb pie filling or serve as a healthy dessert and even at breakfast on pancakes.
Prep Time8 minutes mins
Cook Time3 hours hrs 15 minutes mins
Total Time3 hours hrs 23 minutes mins
Course: chutney, Dessert
Cuisine: American, anti-inflammatory, healing, healthy, plantbased
Diet: Diabetic, Vegan
Keyword: apple chutney, apple chutney recipe, apple recipes, chutney recipe, rhubarb recipe, strawbery recipe
Servings: 5 servings
Calories:
Author: Githu
Cost: 9€

Equipment

  • saucepan
  • Chopping board
  • knife

Ingredients

Rhubarb strawberry chutney

  • 5 well ripen golden apples
  • 2 big & large rhubarb branch (red)
  • 250 grams fresh strawberries
  • 2 tablespoons water

Instructions

  • Clean your apples and cut them into big cubes
  • In a saucepan, add the apples and 2 tablespoons of water and put on a high heat
  • Once the apples start bubbling, reduce the heat to medium-high and cook for 10 mins as you stir now and then.
  • During this time, chop your rhubarb into finely and remove the green top of strawberries.
  • If you have big-sized strawberries, cut them into halves, otherwise, the small ones just cook them as they are.
  • Once you have the apples cooked but still with some chunks, add the rhubarb and the strawberries.
  • Stir well and cover,
  • Cook the chutney for about 5 minutes, cut off the heat, stir everything well, then cover.
  • The heat will continue cooking the rhubarb and strawberries
  • You can eat it while still warm or let it cool.
  • Store the extra the fridge up to 10 days in an air-tight jar.
  • Remove from the fridge 15 minutes before serving
  • Thank you for sharing this recipe

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  1. Githu

    May 15, 2023 at 2:50 pm

    5 stars
    This apple chutney is super simple to make, and we love that it doesn't need sugar.

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    • Ora Boatwright

      July 12, 2024 at 9:56 pm

      5 stars
      Love these simple recipes. Is it alright to can these using water bath?

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      • Githu

        August 06, 2024 at 3:12 pm

        Ora, sorry for a late reply. I've never done it, but if you're good at canning, for sure you can do it. Thank you for being here. Many blessings.

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