Quince jelly is a delightful and aromatic preserve made from the fruit of the quince tree. This jelly is known for its beautiful amber or rosy color and its unique, slightly floral flavor that is both sweet and tart. The process of making quince jelly typically involves cooking the quinces with sugar and water until they release their natural pectin, which helps the jelly to set. Often, a touch of lemon juice is added to enhance the flavor and acidity. Quince jelly is traditionally enjoyed as a spread on toast or scones, but it also pairs wonderfully with cheeses, meats, and desserts. Its distinct taste and luxurious texture make it a favorite among gourmet food enthusiasts and home cooks alike.
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