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minoanmissI have three quinces.
I have no idea where ripe quinces came from in July (their season is the fall) but there they were in Wegman's, so I bought three.
I can't decide what to do with them. I could:
1) Slice and candy them, find a way to dehydrate them (either pull my dehydrator out of storage or wait till my roommates are out overnight, open all the windows, and put them in the oven on the so-low-it-leaks-gas setting) and add them to my candy stash to give away
2) puree them and make more Oxblood Candy
3) grate them and make quince ratafia (alcoholic drink)
4) grate them and make quince syrup (nonalcoholic drink)
5) bake them and eat them with yogurt
6) Something else you my friends suggest.
Three is an optimal amount for any recipe so I don't really want to make more than oen recipe. (also, time and stuff). But what should I make?
I have no idea where ripe quinces came from in July (their season is the fall) but there they were in Wegman's, so I bought three.
I can't decide what to do with them. I could:
1) Slice and candy them, find a way to dehydrate them (either pull my dehydrator out of storage or wait till my roommates are out overnight, open all the windows, and put them in the oven on the so-low-it-leaks-gas setting) and add them to my candy stash to give away
2) puree them and make more Oxblood Candy
3) grate them and make quince ratafia (alcoholic drink)
4) grate them and make quince syrup (nonalcoholic drink)
5) bake them and eat them with yogurt
6) Something else you my friends suggest.
Three is an optimal amount for any recipe so I don't really want to make more than oen recipe. (also, time and stuff). But what should I make?
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Date: 2021-07-14 11:50 am (UTC)