Sat_Mar_16_08:01:43_PDT_2019

Whew, that's a mouthful of a post title
But a tasty mouthful, I promise you.

Over my decade-long stint as a home cook, there are several things for which I have made the journey from home-made to store-bought and back full circle to home-made. The sweet and tangy date-tamarind chutney is one of these.

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