Richly spiced plum chutney

One of my jobs for today. Annoyed I managed to cut a bit of the teaspoon off but the chutney is in the jars and smells good.

Thank you for all your lovely comments on the lantern yesterday. It was so windy, at one point I had to hang on to it to steady myself. And no, under no circumstances will I ever be climbing the ladder!

[Jane Martin]

Looks like that is going to be delicious. Lovely photograph. I love pictures of fresh produce, it always makes me want to cook!

[Julienne Jones]

Oh that does look like an appetizing start for some culinary excellence

[Helen Jane]

I wouldn't have notice the teaspoon - it is a delightful arrangement. In fact I just spent some seconds wondering how on earth you could cut a teaspoon while making chutney, and whether the bit you cut off was now in one of the jars!

[Ann Williams]

@helenhall I've re-read it and can see why you were confused - sorry. No spoons were harmed in the making of the chutney though.

[Helen Jane]

@flowerfairyann there isn't anything wrong with the description, it is just that I straight away thought you were talking about the making of your chutney rather than your photo when you said you cut a bit of the teaspoon off.

[Peter H]

Ah, work in progress! Spiced plum chutney sounds marvellous.

[Babs]

I bet your kitchen smells gorgeous now the chutney is made.

[Peter Day]

Another good photograph.

[Casablanca]

I do love to see recipes about to happen! Something exciting and wonderful about ingredients about to combine. Hope it tastes amazing

[Louise]

Lovely, colourful shot.