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Foto: Rafaella Zanol

Carnes do Açougue 154 - Instagram: @acougue154

Facas: Besteck

Foto: Rafaella Zanol

Carnes do Açougue 154 - Instagram: @acougue154

Facas: Besteck

Pass the quince through a strainer (to mush it and get off the peels), return the goo to the pipkin, and add sugar. The sugar should be about equal to the weight of quince you started with. I think for one quince I used about half a cup of sugar. You might also have to add more water at this point.

Step one of quince paste, core and chop your quince and put it in a pipkin with a little water.

Foto: Rafaella Zanol

Carnes do Açougue 154 - Instagram: @acougue154

Facas: Besteck

Foto: Rafaella Zanol

Carnes do Açougue 154 - Instagram: @acougue154

Facas: Besteck

Here is my pipkin with quinces and water.

Once the quince bits get soft, take them off the fire.

Foto: Rafaella Zanol

Carnes do Açougue 154 - Instagram: @acougue154

Facas: Besteck

Foto: Rafaella Zanol

Carnes do Açougue 154 - Instagram: @acougue154

Facas: Besteck

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