The Accidental Smallholder Forum
Food & crafts => Food processing => Topic started by: Greenerlife on October 14, 2010, 06:12:13 pm
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I was given some Japonica quince and I thought I would make some Membrillo (quince paste) as I love it with strong cheese. Didn't realise that I could also make quince jam with the liquid, so now have a larder with both, just for the price of the sugar and time!
The paste takes forever to cook, but well worth the wait! :yum:
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Hi,
I have just made quince jelly, how do you make quince paste? can i have the recipe
cheers
WP
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Membrillo is absolutely the best thing ever with a hard, sharp salty cheese. Yum!
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This is the recipe I used.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/quincepastemembrillo_85978
Because I used Japonica quince it was a bit of a pain, because I did peel them and they were tiny! It will be much easier with proper quinces thats for sure! I wouldn't bother chopping or coring them though, as you can just scrape off the cooked from the core and pips. Messy! then you can make more quince jelly from the juice!
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Just found this: simplyrecipes.com/recipes/membrillo_quince_paste/ Might have to give this a go as I have lots of quince trees in my garden. They usually fall on the ground. Mine aren't the Japanese type though.
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Dredged this old thread because I've made quince paste again and it is extremely good. I used Japonica, no peel method, recipe is here (http://brixtonsbounty.blogspot.co.uk/2013/11/membrillo-quince-paste.html).
(http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-r_M3TunAV4w/UokeTNFMmjI/AAAAAAAABPE/xFxvu6MT3oo/s1600/P1060750.JPG)
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I am still eating the membrillo from wo ears ago! :excited:
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Oooh, interesting. My parents brought some quinces over but they were in such a state, I binned them. Hopefully our baby quince tree will be fruiting within a year or two.
Reminds me I need suggestions for medlars - will post a new thread!
H