The Recipe for Quince Marmalade
Late fall is the season for quince. This fruit is hard, but very fragrant, and is excellent for making marmalades, jam and jellies. It contains a lot of wholesome pectin. The quince’s flesh is hard and its pieces retain their shape when boiled. Thick and strong-flavored quince marmalade is one of the tastiest delicacies of the table.
Ingredients for Quince Marmalade
- 2.2 lb quince
- 2.2 lb sugar
- 0.53 pt water
- 2 tablespoons lemon juice
Recipe for Quince Marmalade
- Cut quinces along and take out the seeds. Then cut them into thin pieces.
- Put sugar into a wide pan with a thick bottom, pour it over with water and put on medium heat. Boil it up stirring regularly.
- Put quince pieces into the boiling syrup, add lemon juice. Turn down the heat to minimum.
- Boil until the marmalade gets thick, don’t forget to stir.
- Put the hot marmalade into clean jars and cover up tightly.