Quince Jam
Serves 830 mins prep480 mins cook
A traditional quince jam recipe with sweet memories tied to the Jewish holiday of Rosh Hashana. Made using quinces, sugar, cloves, and lemon, this jam captures the essence of holiday celebrations and family traditions.
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1: Start by peeling your quinces and removing the seeds. DO NOT THROW THEM OUT. Place peels and seeds in a medium size pot. 2: Dice your quince. 3: Fill about 1/4 of the pot with water (usually around 1-1.5 cups). Bring everything to a rolling boil. 4: Layer a mixing bowl with a strainer on top and carefully transfer the mixture to the strainer, separating the peels and seeds from the water. 5: Discard the peels and seeds. Transfer the water back in the pot. Add your quince, lemon, cloves, and sugar. 6: Simmer on low for around 7-8 hours. Mix only every half hour. Do not over mix so the quince do not mush up. 7: Remove cloves. Store in an airtight container in the fridge. The liquid will become more like jelly after a few days of sitting in the fridge.View original recipe