Today I preserved Quinces in three different ways.
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With eggs and butter into Quince Curd
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Inspired by a jam we ate in Italy I made a sort of thick Jelly Jam out of some of the mix
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But I reserved the most part for the stuff I will have on the cheese board during the year : my Quince Paste, better known in Iberia as Membrillo and traditionally called Cotignac here in the Midi.
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