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Quince cheese (also known as quince paste) is a sweet, thick jelly made of the pulp of the quince fruit. It is a common confection in several countries. Traditionally and predominantly from the Iberian Peninsula, it is called dulce de membrillo in Spanish, marmelada in Portuguese, marmelo in Galician and codonyat in Catalan, where it is a firm, sticky, sweet reddish hard paste made of the.
To begin with this particular recipe, we have to first prepare a few components. You can cook quince cheese 2 using 5 ingredients and 7 steps. Here is how you cook it.
The ingredients needed to make Quince cheese 2:
- Make ready The quinces you boiled to make quince paste (1250 g quinces)
- Prepare Sugar
- Get 1 little bit of cognac
- Prepare 1 little bit of vegetable oil for the pan
- Prepare 1 little bit of granulated sugar
It can be potted in small moulds to turn out, slice and eat with cheese. Alternatively, you can pour it into shallow trays to set, then cut it into cubes, coat with sugar and serve as a sweetmeat. Goat cheese is very popular in Argentina. In the US you can replace the traditional Argentinian goat cheese with goat's milk gouda cheese or just go with a mild, semi-firm cheese that you have on hand, like mozzarella, provolone, or gouda.
Instructions to make Quince cheese 2:
- Use the quinces you have boiled for quince paste or boil 1250 g quinces in a little bit of water until they become tender and then strain them.
- Pass the quinces through the purée machine.
- Measure the quantity of the quince purée in cups and calculate 1/2 cup sugar for each cup quince.
- Place the quince in a pot, let it boil, stirring continuously with a wooden spoon.
- As soon as the paste starts to detach from the walls of the pot the sweet is ready.
- Brush a pan with the oil, empty the paste there, level it using the blade of a knife and let it cool thoroughly.
- Cut it into pieces (lozenge shaped) sprinkle with a little bit of cognac and drizzle with granulated sugar.
Quince paste is usually sold in squares and is served by cutting it into thin slices to accompany cheese (in Spain, membrillo and manchego cheese are inseparable), served on crackers, spread on toast or sandwiches, served with breakfast, eaten plain as a sweet confection (and commonly rolled in sugar), served with meats, and is also used to. Membrillo (also known as quince paste or quince cheese) is a thick, sweet jelly made from quince. As quinces are very high in pectin, no setting agent needs to be added and the jelly is made from nothing but fruit and sugar. Traditionally from Spain, it pairs delightfully with a nutty manchego, but is an excellent addition to any cheese board. Remove and discard the bundle of peels and cores.
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