AuthorCategoryDifficultyIntermediate

Homemade fruit paste, this quince paste recipe is excellent for your autumn sweets.

Yields6 Servings
Prep Time30 minsCook Time30 minsTotal Time1 hr
Ingredients
 500 Quince pulp
 500 Granulated sugar
 Granulated sugar for finishing
Directions
1

Pass the cooked fruits through a fine sieve. Sift them if necessary. Weigh them. Weigh out the same amount of sugar.

2

In a jam pot, put the well-moistened sugar, no more. Add the sieved pulp, mix. Bring to a boil, then gently cook the mixture until it reaches 108°C, stirring constantly.

3

Grease a mold, you can line the mold with parchment paper, pour in the batter, and press down evenly to a thickness of 2 cm. Let it dry in a dry place for several days (1 week).

4

Invert the quince paste onto a board, cut it into sticks, then into squares. Roll them in crystallized sugar, place them on a rack, and let them dry in the air for 2 to 3 days.

5

Finally, they will keep in a tin, layered with parchment paper.

Ingredients

Ingredients
 500 Quince pulp
 500 Granulated sugar
 Granulated sugar for finishing

Directions

Directions
1

Pass the cooked fruits through a fine sieve. Sift them if necessary. Weigh them. Weigh out the same amount of sugar.

2

In a jam pot, put the well-moistened sugar, no more. Add the sieved pulp, mix. Bring to a boil, then gently cook the mixture until it reaches 108°C, stirring constantly.

3

Grease a mold, you can line the mold with parchment paper, pour in the batter, and press down evenly to a thickness of 2 cm. Let it dry in a dry place for several days (1 week).

4

Invert the quince paste onto a board, cut it into sticks, then into squares. Roll them in crystallized sugar, place them on a rack, and let them dry in the air for 2 to 3 days.

5

Finally, they will keep in a tin, layered with parchment paper.

Notes

Quince Paste Recipe
  • KateDecember 29, 2018
    Awesome

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Nutrition Facts

6 servings

Serving size

6

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