John Townshend’s 1773 Recipe for ‘Quince Pudding’
This C18th recipe for a custard-based quince dish turned out to be eerily familiar…
This C18th recipe for a custard-based quince dish turned out to be eerily familiar…
Part two of my harvest highlights from a superb fruit-growing year features plenty of autumn apples, pears, medlars and more.
Here’s another rather tasty-sounding, seventeenth century pear pie recipe to add to the steadily growing collection.
Cooking pears and quinces should be in season round about now and here’s an idea for how to put them to delicious use.
This C18th “cake” recipe doesn’t actually contain any cake, it’s a preserving method that involves just fruit pulp and sugar.
This rather tasty-sounding, early C20th recipe for stewed quinces is simplicity itself.
Here are the extended highlights of this year’s harvest of apples, pears, quinces, plums and damsons. Top fruit galore!
If you’ve got a glut of quinces and have run out of recipes, this C17th method for keeping them “all the yeare” might just be useful.
This eighteenth century quince recipe is a tricky one to unravel, but the end result does sound interesting.
This C17th recipe is for two types of marmelade – white or ordinary – depending on when you add the sugar to the fruit.
Spring-time in the orchard and beautiful blossom buds are about to burst into life. So why is it such a tense and worrying time..?
A quick shout out for Christopher Monk’s take on a late fourteenth century quince recipe from The Forme of Cury.
Here’s an idea for preserving your quince harvest, and maybe making quince flavoured cider at the same time.
Here’s an intriguing pair of eighteenth century receipts for quince ‘cakes’ of the boiled, jellied gum-drop variety.
I’ve started putting together an index page of the archive recipes that I’m posting on the site.