Look at that beautiful reddish-pink color – makes me want to jump through the screen. Since I’ve already made quince jam and quince jelly, I will now see what I can do with your suggested recipes. Thanks for the ideas because I have a lot of quince (my tree was really good to me this year) and I don’t know what to do with so many of them.
I love the name of your site.. so whimsy and fun and very foodie… new reader, just wanted to say as a foodie.. you might be shocked.. but I’ve never had these before….
Great site, new reader here. On the Quince topic, you may enjoy my little story (and recipe) on http://www.mariasdaisies.com “Quince, Fruit-Leather on Steroids” Can’t wait to read more of your posts! (Thanks again for the post on Pine nuts and bitter taste!)
Look at that beautiful reddish-pink color – makes me want to jump through the screen. Since I’ve already made quince jam and quince jelly, I will now see what I can do with your suggested recipes. Thanks for the ideas because I have a lot of quince (my tree was really good to me this year) and I don’t know what to do with so many of them.
12:44 pm Nov 14th, 2010I love the name of your site.. so whimsy and fun and very foodie… new reader, just wanted to say as a foodie.. you might be shocked.. but I’ve never had these before….
3:57 pm Nov 14th, 2010I had never tried quince before this year. I really enjoyed it poached!
4:19 pm Nov 14th, 2010as always, lovely photos in your weekly SS piece. thanks for sharing and cheers!
9:27 am Nov 15th, 2010My grandmother use to make Poached Quince… this brings back some great memories.
1:10 pm Nov 15th, 2010Great site, new reader here. On the Quince topic, you may enjoy my little story (and recipe) on http://www.mariasdaisies.com “Quince, Fruit-Leather on Steroids” Can’t wait to read more of your posts! (Thanks again for the post on Pine nuts and bitter taste!)
12:57 pm Nov 22nd, 2010Love the colours. Pictures do speak louder than words.
10:03 am Dec 5th, 2010