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[rob hamilton <lostman_amiga@yahoo.com>]

Thanx for all the suggestions. I think I have enough to try all of them. Sound like this might be something I may need to collect more of.

This bring up another issue, what ever happend toe the "fruit of quarter" section in Pomona? Did that not work out?

Rob

martha_davis@highstream.net wrote:
>  Rob
>
> In additional to apple recipies, the Cydonia that I had made excellent compote
> and fruit leather.  All that pectin makes a nice texture.  I think I ran across
> a recipie for a compote where ypu took Asian pears, quince and European pears.
> Cook slowly over low heat covered with a bit of honey and a pinch of allspice.
> If needed also add a bit of water, but that will depend on the fruit. Quince
> sauce is good flavored with coriander and honey.  There are also some good
> quince paste candy recipies.  Basically equal
>  parts quince pulp and sugar. 
> Cook untill thick, stir in chopped black walnuts if available, pour onto
> greased shallow cookie sheet, let set. Cut into pieces and roll in powdered
> sugar. Store air tight.
>
> Martha
>
>
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