Steps
- 1
Put the boiling water and sugar in a medium sized pan and stir until dissolved
- 2
Add the lime zest and juice, star anise, vanilla and cardamom pods
- 3
Peel the quinces and cut lengthwise into quarters one at a time. Remove the core and pips. Place the quarters into the pan and submerge before moving on to the next quince.
- 4
When all the quinces are in the pan, place over a medium heat and bring to the boil.
- 5
Place a cartouche (circle of greaseproof paper with a hole in the middle) over the quinces and simmer for at least 90 minutes until the quinces are pink and tender.
- 6
Remove the quinces from the poaching liquor and set aside.
Turn up the heat and boil the liquor until reduced by about a half and syrupy. - 7
Remove the star anise, vanilla and cardamom pods with a slotted spoon. Then return the quinces to the pan.
- 8
Either serve immediately or can be stored in the fridge for up to a couple of weeks before reheating gently.
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