Mango Habanero Chutney
Made with only 9 ingredients, this spicy and sweet mango habanero chutney is so easy to make. Pair it with cheese, crackers, and fruit on a cheese board that is sure to be a welcome addition to any occasion.
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This past year has been a good year for cheese boards in our house. Whether it’s for a late-night snack, a small outdoor gathering, or a late summer lunch, the combination of cheese, fruits, and crackers are a welcome addition to every occasion.
And, what goes perfectly with cheese, fruits, and crackers?
I’m glad you asked.
For me, cheese, fruits, and crackers pair perfectly with a sweet jam, a spicy dip, or a sweet and spicy chutney like this Mango Habanero Chutney.
Cheese boards are fun, easy, and so versatile. They can be as casual as you like or as fancy as you want them to be.
My favorite additions to a cheese board:
I started the cheese board you see here today with some of my favorite Proudly Wisconsin Cheese products from Publix, products such as:
- Ellsworth® Cooperative Creamery Cheddar Cheese Curds,
Ellsworth began producing cheese curds in 1974, quickly earning the title of “Cheese Curd Capital of WI” in 1984. Ellsworth® Cooperative Creamery Cheddar Cheese Curds are all-natural, gluten-free, made from rBST-free milk, and contain no added sugars. They are high in protein and calcium, contain zero trans fats, zero carbs, and have 9 months of shelf life from the date of manufacture. - Roth® Organics Organic Cheese,
With European roots, Roth has been specialized in Swiss-inspired, Wisconsin made, alpine-style cheeses, Dutch-style Gouda, Havarti, and American Originals in Wisconsin. Roth has earned more than 200 awards including World Champion at the 2016 World Championship Cheese Contest for Grand Cru® Surchoix. Roth Organics Organic cheese is all-natural, gluten-free, and made from rBST-free milk. - Sartori® Cheese,
Family-owned and operated since 1939, Sartori is on a mission to make the “Best Cheese in the World.” Sartori partners with Wisconsin family farms to source the freshest, highest quality milk winning the Gold Medal in the 2018 International Cheese Awards. With a rich, creamy texture, Sartori cheese starts out with light sweet caramel and savory notes of Parmesan, & finishes with a sweet fruitiness. With hints of berry & plum, the rind, which is soaked in Merlot wine, is meant to be eaten! Sartori pairs well with pears & dark chocolate.
In addition to cheese, I also added a couple of varieties of Nabisco Triscuit Crackers, apples, grapes, olives, tomatoes, and mango. If you haven’t tried pairing sweet and ripe mango with cheese, then now is a good time to try this combo out.
I say that as Wisconsin Cheese products and other participating products are currently on sale at Publix stores from 5/08 until 5/21. Make sure to check out the Savings page on Publix.com to order products for your cheese board online and pick up curbside.
The cheese, crackers, and fruit on this cheese board unite deliciously with a dollop of mango habanero chutney.
Sweet and spicy, the mango habanero chutney is a spicier spin on this popular mango chutney I shared last year.
Why we love this mango habanero chutney:
- It is delicious,
- It is a delightful union of sweet and spicy flavors,
- It is made with only 9 ingredients,
- It is gluten-free,
- It is so easy to make, and
- Did I mention it is deeeelicious?
This mango habanero chutney is delicious dolloped onto a Triscuit, cheese, and fruit stack or simply smothered onto chunks of cheese curds.
Check out the recipe below and let me know in the comments whether you will be adding this to your next cheese board. If you make this recipe, please tag your creation with @savoryspin on Instagram to be featured.
Ingredients
- 1 tbsp oil I used EVOO
- 1/2 onion
- 2 cloves garlic
- 2 mangoes
- 2 habanero
- 1/2 tsp coriander
- 1/4 turmeric
- 1/4 smoked paprika
- 2 tbsp red wine vinegar
- 3 tbsp maple
Instructions
- Peel and chop onion and garlic. Also, peel and dice the mango and
carefully cut the habanero. - Add chopped onion to a pan with the oil and sauté about 10
minutes, stirring often. - Add in the garlic, mangoes, habanero, coriander, turmeric, smoked
paprika, vinegar, and maple syrup and let simmer over a low flame for about 5-7
minutes. - Remove pan from heat.
- Using an immersion blender or high-speed blender, blend the
ingredients together well. - Serve with crackers, cheese, and fruit.
The chutney looks great, but I want to eat all the cheese ๐
angiesrecipes
thanks for this recipe – tried it and adding it to our mothers day menu tomorrow- very tasty but not too spicy!
Added in more habanero and a ja
This was so good it made a great addition to our finger food night.
I am drooling with the look of this delicious Mango Habanero Chutney recipe. Real Appetizer. Love the idea of enjoying this Chutney with this amazing Platter.
Wow, this chutney is so good! I spread it on everything, even wraps. The flavors and spices are spot on!
Tasted amazing with our carrot dogs! Thanks ๐
This looks amazing and so yummy! My hubby and I are going to love trying this! Excited to make this soon!
Ah, we love crackers and cheese nights in our house! They are great for summer evenings on the back porch (with a glass of white wine, of course). This chutney sounds fantastic! We often use spicy giardiniera, but I’m gonna have to try this chutney now. And since you guys can get cheese curds down there in the South now, you HAVE to make a batch of poutine!!
This recipe looks great! how long does it keep in the fridge?
Hey Tanisha – I kept this in an airtight container for about 3 weeks.
Do you remove the seeds from the habaneros ?
Hi there – you can remove them for a less spicy version. Just make sure to wear gloves.