Tart and sassy, this Cranberry Walnut Chutney is an easy lacto-fermented condiment that will have you going back for seconds… and thirds.

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Cranberry confessions.

I feel I must preface this recipe by admitting that I have not always been a huge cranberry fan. That stuff on the table at Thanksgiving and Christmas? I never wanted it. Gross. So believe me when I say this stuff is good. I would have eaten the whole quart myself, but I was forced to share it with my family.

Sigh. Life is hard.

A little inspiration.

My inspiration for this chutney came from a cranberry sauce I originally saw over at Traditional Cooking School. Pretty much everything on that site is amazing, you should check it out if you’ve never heard of it before…

If you need a little cranberry inspiration, here are a few more cranberry recipes that I love!

Cranberry Walnut Chutney.

The honey and coconut milk give this chutney a sweet hint, while the cinnamon and nutmeg give it a little spice. Combined, these are the perfect things to help mask the tart !pop! of cranberry – making even cranberry un-lovers like me converts.

If you’re not to sure about a chutney full of cranberries, but you’re into super-easy fermented goodness, jump on on over to my Cinnamon Apple Chutney and give it a try! It’s a bit sweeter than this one, so it’s a good place to start.

Tart and sassy, this Cranberry Walnut Chutney is an easy lacto-fermented condiment that will have you going back for seconds... and thirds. #cranberries #walnut #chutney #condiments #lactofermented #primal #gapsdiet #guthealth #probiotics

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Lacto-Fermented Cranberry Walnut Chutney

Free from grain, gluten, eggs, and refined sugar.

Ingredients

12 ounces raw cranberries

1/2 cup honey

1/3 cup whey (if you don’t have any, you can easily make it by straining yogurt through a cheese cloth)

1/2 cup coconut milk (I use my homemade coconut milk)

1 teaspoon ground cinnamon

1/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg

1 teaspoon Himalayan salt

1/2 cup raw walnuts

1/4 teaspoon orange zest (optional)

Instructions

Place all ingredients (except optional zest) in a small food processor. Pulse together until chunky.

Pour into 1 quart jar. Cover tightly and let ferment in a cabinet or counter top (away from sunlight) for 2 days.

Stir in optional orange zest, if desired. Transfer to fridge.

Try not to consume it all at once…

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