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Best Cheese Board Chutney. No christmas celebration or dinner party is complete without a selection of cheeses, crackers, some crunchy pickles and a spoonful of a tangy chutney or fruit jam. It is a real family. But which should you serve together for the ultimate festive cheese board? Available in all booths stores, westmorland farmhouse chutney is one of their first and bestselling chutneys. It’s a traditional dark rich chutney, with dates, prunes, apricots and ginger and is the perfect pairing for cheese, particularly trotter hill tasty lancashire. Sweet elements like jams, chutney or honey add much needed sweetness to your meat and cheese board. Cornichons, pickled onions, pickled radishes, capers and olives are all perfect additions. It’s really all about balancing the acidity of the chutney with the flavour of the cheese. Tangy, fruit or vegetable based chutneys such as apple chutneys make a good pairing for white stilton, cheshire or other crumbly cheese that have a slightly stronger flavour. Read on to find out more about the perfect cheese and chutney pairings, how to properly eat chutney with cheese, as well as answers to your frequently asked questions on all things chutney! To read their story visit: A simple apple, onion and red pepper chutney that is easy to make and the perfect addition to a cheeseboard. Some of my favorites are caramelized onions, fig jam and fruit preserves like apricot jam.

Some of my favorites are caramelized onions, fig jam and fruit preserves like apricot jam. It is a real family. Cornichons, pickled onions, pickled radishes, capers and olives are all perfect additions. It’s really all about balancing the acidity of the chutney with the flavour of the cheese. It’s a traditional dark rich chutney, with dates, prunes, apricots and ginger and is the perfect pairing for cheese, particularly trotter hill tasty lancashire. Read on to find out more about the perfect cheese and chutney pairings, how to properly eat chutney with cheese, as well as answers to your frequently asked questions on all things chutney! But which should you serve together for the ultimate festive cheese board? Sweet elements like jams, chutney or honey add much needed sweetness to your meat and cheese board. Tangy, fruit or vegetable based chutneys such as apple chutneys make a good pairing for white stilton, cheshire or other crumbly cheese that have a slightly stronger flavour. Available in all booths stores, westmorland farmhouse chutney is one of their first and bestselling chutneys.

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Best Cheese Board Chutney It is a real family. Tangy, fruit or vegetable based chutneys such as apple chutneys make a good pairing for white stilton, cheshire or other crumbly cheese that have a slightly stronger flavour. To read their story visit: No christmas celebration or dinner party is complete without a selection of cheeses, crackers, some crunchy pickles and a spoonful of a tangy chutney or fruit jam. A simple apple, onion and red pepper chutney that is easy to make and the perfect addition to a cheeseboard. Available in all booths stores, westmorland farmhouse chutney is one of their first and bestselling chutneys. Sweet elements like jams, chutney or honey add much needed sweetness to your meat and cheese board. Read on to find out more about the perfect cheese and chutney pairings, how to properly eat chutney with cheese, as well as answers to your frequently asked questions on all things chutney! It is a real family. Some of my favorites are caramelized onions, fig jam and fruit preserves like apricot jam. But which should you serve together for the ultimate festive cheese board? It’s really all about balancing the acidity of the chutney with the flavour of the cheese. It’s a traditional dark rich chutney, with dates, prunes, apricots and ginger and is the perfect pairing for cheese, particularly trotter hill tasty lancashire. Cornichons, pickled onions, pickled radishes, capers and olives are all perfect additions.