Membrillo (quince paste)

Very famous in Spain and South-America, this sweet sticky quince paste goes perfectly with bread and butter, on its own or with cheeses (appenzeller, gruyère, manchego...) and even salty crackers.
Membrillo (quince paste)
Very famous in Spain and South-America, this sweet sticky quince paste goes perfectly with bread and butter, on its own or with cheeses (appenzeller, gruyère, manchego...) and even salty crackers.
Steps
- 1
Peel and cut the quince and the pear, in small pieces and place in a bowl. Cover with sugar and mix. Put a lid and let it set for the night. (Check before you go to sleep and add more sugar (5 tablespoons) and add the alcohol.
- 2
*Next day* Blend it (also the liquid that the fruit let out through the nigt) untill all the pieces are completly blended. Cook it slowly and once is warm add the red wine and quickly stir so it takes colour.
- 3
Let it cook slowly stirring from time to time. Once the paste follows when you stir it, quickly pour it in a tupperware and let it cool (do not cover)
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