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12 Ways with Quince

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Unlike its relatives, apples and pears, quince is a fruit that takes a bit of getting to know. It's too hard, bitter and astringent to be eaten raw, but when carefully cooked, quince is transformed into something luscious and tender. It works beautifully in savory stews and sweet, slow-cooked desserts. Try it in ponche, a hot Mexican punch.
Recipes
Poached Quinces with Sour Cherries and Clotted Cream

Anatolia: Adventures in Turkish Cooking

Somer Sivrioglu and David Dale

Quince and Earl Grey

Bistronomy: French Food Unbound

Katrina Meynink

Rabbit and Quince Pie

Bourke Street Bakery

Paul Allam and David McGuinness

Quince and Lamb Stew

The Cuisine of Life: Recipes and Stories of the New Food Entrepreneurs of Turkey

Center for International Private Enterprise

Spiced quince & pineapple oat crumble

Fusion: A Culinary Journey

Peter Gordon

(1)

Quince Stuffed with Wheat Berries, Nuts, and Raisins

Mediterranean Vegetarian Feasts

Aglaia Kremezi

Rosemary-&-Honey-Roasted Quince

Modern Mediterranean

Melia Marden

(3)

Ponche NavideƱo

Oaxaca: Home Cooking from the Heart of Mexico

Javier Cabral and Bricia Lopez

Quince and Pink Pepper Jelly

Pepper

Christine McFadden

Baked Quinces

Reuben at Home

Reuben Riffel

(3)

Quince & Apple Tarte Tatin

Ripe Recipes

Angela Redfern

Spicy Poached Quince, Baby Gem

Salads: The new main course

Peter Gordon

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