{"id":160910,"date":"2020-05-01T01:56:24","date_gmt":"2020-04-30T23:56:24","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.myza.co.za\/chef-kerry-kilpin-harvests-local-goodness-in-her-home-style-spekboom-chutney\/"},"modified":"2020-05-01T01:56:24","modified_gmt":"2020-04-30T23:56:24","slug":"chef-kerry-kilpin-harvests-local-goodness-in-her-home-style-spekboom-chutney","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.myza.co.za\/press\/chef-kerry-kilpin-harvests-local-goodness-in-her-home-style-spekboom-chutney\/","title":{"rendered":"Chef Kerry Kilpin harvests local goodness in her home-style Spekboom Chutney"},"content":{"rendered":"

Chef Kerry Kilpin harvests local goodness in her home-style Spekboom Chutney<\/a>: <\/p>\n

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Chef Kerry Kilpins spekboom chutney with lamb<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Chef Kerry Kilpin harvests local goodness in her home-style Spekboom Chutney<\/p>\n

Chef Kerry Kilpin of Tryn, the vibrant new signature restaurant at Steenberg, has taken local goodness to the next level with her Spekboom Chutney, her ode to this indigenous wonder plant.
Keen to share her favourite recipes to inspire home cooks during the lockdown, Chef Kerry uses spekboom straight from her own garden.<\/p>\n

Considered to be a \u201cmiracle worker\u201d in reducing carbon footprint, this proudly South African edible succulent is one of the most efficient plants at removing CO2 from the atmosphere. With notes of citrus, spekboom melds seamlessly into Chef Kerry\u2019s culinary focus of featuring an abundance of unexpected fresh and local ingredients in her dishes. This delicious spekboom chutney takes pride of place on the menu at Tryn complementing both sweet and savoury dishes such as her sublime Textures of Boerenkaas.<\/p>\n

Taking her cue from Steenberg\u2019s 17th century founder, Catharina Ras, or Tryn as she was known to her nearest and dearest, Chef Kerry loves to use ingredients straight from Steenberg\u2019s herb garden or the lime and lemon trees on the Tryn terrace.<\/p>\n

Also known as Pork or Elephant bush, spekboom is a nutritious eco-warrior packed with Vitamin C and basic nutrients such as magnesium and manganese and was traditionally used to treat exhaustion and dehydration. This hardy succulent is easy to grow, waterwise and requires little maintenance.<\/p>\n

Enjoy making Chef Kerry\u2019s effortless chutney and let it work its magic with flavourful cheeses, as a spread or as garnish. Watch her whip up this delicious Spekboom Chutney relish by visiting https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/Steenberg_Farm.<\/p>\n

For more on Chef Kerry\u2019s at #lockdown recipes follow @SteenbergFarm on Instagram, Facebook and Youtube.<\/p>\n

Spekboom Chutney By Steenberg Executive Chef Kerry Kilpin<\/p>\n

Ingredients:<\/p>\n

375ml spekboom leaves \u2013 picked off the stems and washed
1 onion chopped
110ml white spirit vinegar
140g sugar
5ml fennel seeds
5ml brown mustard seeds
5ml salt<\/p>\n

Method:<\/p>\n

Sweat the onions and spices until soft taking care not to turn brown. Add the spekboom and cook for a further 3 minutes. Add the vinegar, sugar and salt. Cook for a further 15 \u2013 20 minutes on a low heat or until a nice thick chutney type consistency. Taste and season further if required.<\/p>\n

You will notice that the spekboom releases quite a lot of gooey liquid when cooking, this is quite normal. Pour into a sterilised jar and refrigerate.<\/p>\n

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