military chutney

[iggyboy]

Hi, does anyone have a recipe for military chutney ? Ive searched the forum and found nothing. 

[976bar]

Hi, does anyone have a recipe for military chutney ? Ive searched the forum and found nothing. 

What is military chutney exactly?

[iggyboy]

Hi, does anyone have a recipe for military chutney ? Ive searched the forum and found nothing. 

What is military chutney exactly?

Ive seen references to indian military chutney, on various menus on the internet, and Im interested in trying it.

[976bar]

Hi, does anyone have a recipe for military chutney ? Ive searched the forum and found nothing. 

What is military chutney exactly?

Ive seen references to indian military chutney, on various menus on the internet, and Im interested in trying it.

Hi Paul,

Having been in the services myself for 17 years, try this website. I actually found the currywurst recipe on here. I had these when in Germany and they are fabulous!

It might contain what you are looking for.......

http://www.arrse.co.uk/Forums/viewtopic/t=98457.html

[chriswg]

If you are desperate, just call The George & Dragon in Speldhurst, say you had an amazing meal there recently and you would love to know what is in their home made Military Chutney. I bet they would be delighted to help. Otherwise, the internet is pretty bare.

[Secret Santa]

Judging by these two websites it's just a variation on picalilli...not really BIR stuff.

http://www.pixieland.co.uk/product.asp?id=874

http://stonehead.wordpress.com/2007/09/01/an-old-fashioned-pickle/

[commis]

Hi

Will have a look in my army catering manuals and see if anything fits the bill.

Regards

[Cory Ander]

It's a wind up guys, surely?

Otherwise, Iggy, please elaborate on what you think it is and where you have tried it please!

[iggyboy]

It's a wind up guys, surely?

Otherwise, Iggy, please elaborate on what you think it is and where you have tried it please!

Its not a wind up ! I noticed it on a menu on the internet and was intigued to find out what it was. it does appear to be a variation of picalilli and I wanted a recipe.

[Cory Ander]

Well I think the answer is that it's not common at all in a BIR restaurant Iggy....

....but I'm still interested to know why a new member would immediately request some obscure thing he's seen "on the internet" (and presumably never tried?) that's not a typical BIR dish?  The mind boggles!