What to do with quince, the mysterious fruit of winter
Don't: eat it raw. Do: slow-cook it in these sweet and savoury recipes.
Is quince the most mysterious fruit of winter? The bulbous fruit is a curious specimen in the greengrocer, with a yellow exterior and tough, floury insides. But give it some slow and gentle cooking and something magical happens. While many only make desserts with quince, adding it to your one-pot duck dinners or tajine chicken or roasted pork recipes, adds a hint of tangy sweetness to your classic weekend dishes.
For more warming recipes, try one of our magical winter recipes that are both aromatic and nourishing.
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