Quince mustard
This quince mustard combines the fruity sweetness of quinces with the spicy kick of mustard and the subtle acidity of light balsamic vinegar. This creamy specialty pairs perfectly with cheese, grilled meats, or as a sophisticated spread. Homemade and bottled in small WECK jars, it also makes a wonderful culinary gift. The quince mustard will keep in the refrigerator for several weeks.
Working time
20 Min
Difficulty
Meal
Breakfast
Preparation
Step 1
Scrub the quinces, wash them, remove the cores, and cut the flesh into medium-sized pieces. Place them in a pot, cover with water, and cook until tender, about 40 minutes.
Step 2
Place the quinces in a colander, drain them well, and puree them until smooth. Add the remaining ingredients and stir everything together well.
Step 3
Pour into prepared jars (such as WECK mini tapered jars) and seal.
Step 4
The mustard will keep in the refrigerator for several weeks.
For the recipe, you'll need:
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x3
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x3
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x6
Ingredients
Portions
3Food
- 500.0 g Quinces
- 150.0 ml light balsamic vinegar
- 150.0 g Sugar
- 50.0 g Mustard powder or ground mustard seeds
- 1.0 tsp Salt