SC - Re: Gas Line

Ann & Les Shelton sheltons at conterra.com
Thu Oct 19 05:37:03 PDT 2000


Just a quick question in here; wouldn't the substitution of
apples for quinces cause a change in the final consistency of the
product?  

wajdi

david friedman wrote:

> 
> >The only derivation I made from Duke Sir Cariadoc's printed recipe was the
> >use of quince - I could not find fresh quinces in any of the public markets,
> >health food stores, or supermarkets in the Rochester, NY area, so I ended up
> >using a couple of tablespoons of quince jelly as a substitute. (Yes, I
> >already had wheat starch and nigella in my kitchen.)
> 
> If I have to substitute for quince I use a cooking apple--I think
> using the related fresh fruit gives you a much closer substitute than
> the jelly would--and as far as I can tell, it comes out pretty
> similar to the way it does with quince. Typically, the places that
> have quince only have it in season, which means fall, while apples
> are available year round.
>


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