With its fragrant floral aroma and naturally tart flavor, quince transforms into something magical when candied. Slow-cooked in sugar until it turns jewel-like and ruby red, the fruit becomes tender, glossy, and luxuriously sweet. This old-world treat is simple to prepare and keeps beautifully in the refrigerator for months, ready to serve with cream, ice...Read More

Quince brings a fragrant, floral depth to ordinary applesauce, transforming it into something both comforting and elegant. The fruit’s natural tartness and rich aroma balance beautifully with sweet apples and warm spices, creating a sauce that’s just as lovely served warm with roast meats as it is chilled and spooned over yogurt or oatmeal. INGREDIENTS:...Read More

This Quince Chutney captures the essence of autumn in every spoonful. Fragrant quinces are gently simmered with citrus, warm spices, and golden raisins until tender and jewel-like, creating a rich, tangy preserve that’s both sweet and aromatic. Perfect with roast pork, lamb, or chicken, it also shines on cheese boards or spread over crusty bread....Read More

Poached quince is a classic fall dessert that turns this humble, often-overlooked fruit into something truly elegant. Slow-simmered in a fragrant syrup of cardamom, cinnamon, citrus, and vanilla, the quince transforms into tender, jewel-toned pieces that are as beautiful as they are delicious. Served with a drizzle of the spiced syrup and finished with creamy...Read More

Traditionally paired with Manchego on holiday cheese boards, quince paste also makes a wonderful pastry filling—tucked into puff pastry with a bit of cream cheese or served in tiny cubes with toasted nuts. Its versatility and old-world charm make it a pantry treasure worth the effort. INGREDIENTS: 3 quince, peeled and cored 1 vanilla bean,...Read More

Making quince jam is a delightful way to preserve the unique flavor of quince and also makes a delightful gift for the holidays. With its delicate floral notes and subtle tartness, quince jam is an old-world preserve that feels both special and comforting. Spread it on warm toast, pair it with cheese, or serve as...Read More

Quince jelly is one of those rare preserves that feels like a gift from another era. With its delicate, floral aroma and jewel-like color, it captures the essence of autumn in a jar. Though quince cannot be eaten raw, when gently simmered and transformed into jelly, it’s unique flavor is unlike anything else. Perfect spread...Read More

This Moroccan-inspired tagine brings together tender lamb, fragrant spices, and sweet-tart quince. Slow-simmered with honey and cinnamon, it’s both exotic and comforting. Serve over couscous or rice for a flavorful, memorable meal. INGREDIENTS: For the Lamb: 2 lbs. lamb shoulder or leg, cut into 1-inch cubes 2 tablespoons olive oil 1 large onion, finely chopped...Read More

Quince is a fruit with stories to tell. Long before apples became the familiar symbol of temptation, quince was believed to be the real “forbidden fruit” of the Garden of Eden. In Greek mythology, it was linked to Aphrodite, the goddess of love, and many believe the “golden apple” Paris gave her was actually a...Read More