Apple Pears and Dates Chutney / Compote

Ingredients
chilli powder :4 servings
cinnamon : 1 big1 stick
cumin powder : take the cumin seeds in a pan and roast on low flame1 tbsp
pear : big1
regular : or0.5 cup
pepper and salt4 servings
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Nutrition Facts
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your daily values may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs.
Instructions
Soak dates, red dry whole chillies and cinnamon stick together for 1-2 hrsCut the fruits.
I had cut them early so I soaked them in 2 tbsp vinegar to avoid discoloring.
Or else, the vinegar can be added later on.Blend the soaked dates, cinnamon, red chili whole, ginger and the fruits, everything in the blender to pure.In a pan, add brown sugar and the pure.
Add salt and pepper and cumin powder.
Cook till water is evaporated on low flame.
It may take from 1/2 hr to 1 hr, depending upon the water content of the fruit.Cool the chutney and store in air tight jar in the fridge .Enjoy with crackers, on sandwiches, on toasted crostinis, as a dip with cream cheese for your more fancy party crackers and pretzels.
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