Mango chutney is traditionally enjoyed with aloo pie, pholourie, kachorie, baiganee or saheena. It is also a main condiment for Trinidad’s famous bake and shark sandwich.
Using a knife, separate the mango pulp from pit and chop into pieces.
Add all ingredients to blender or food processor.
Pulse until smooth.
Notes
COOK'S NOTES:
Adjust the heat according to your taste. If you would like the flavor of the pepper without the heat, use a red pimento pepper or remove the seeds from the hot pepper.
I used a half-ripe mango to make my chutney, but a green (unripe) mango can also be used. If using a green mango, add a teaspoon of sugar(or to taste) to balance the acidity of the mango.
Please keep in mind that the culantro(bandania) leaves I use are 6-8 inches in length and the flavor is probably not as strong as those found in the yards in Trinidad.
You may also use a food processor without the addition of water.