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Rural Hungary Sep 6th 2013 7:25 am

Re: The recipe thread
 

Originally Posted by Polgardi (Post 10885537)
I can make pálinka out of everything in my garden...but I don't like it :p

So what did you decide to make? I wish I had a fig tree :-( I don't even have a client with a fig tree:-(

Rural Hungary Sep 8th 2013 8:36 am

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The girl got ceps :thumbsup:

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Rural Hungary Sep 18th 2013 8:55 am

Re: The recipe thread
 

Originally Posted by Polgardi (Post 10884845)
Has anyone got any easy recipes for quince please? I haven't a clue what to do with them :ohmy:

What did you do with your quince? I have some membrillo on cooking at the moment, wish it would hurry up so I can get to bed..... Will pop into Lidls tomorrow as I spotted some hard sheeps cheese last week - should go well together:thumbsup:

Pollypaprika Sep 18th 2013 8:59 am

Re: The recipe thread
 

Originally Posted by Rural Hungary (Post 10907293)
What did you do with your quince? I have some membrillo on cooking at the moment, wish it would hurry up so I can get to bed..... Will pop into Lidls tomorrow as I spotted some hard sheeps cheese last week - should go well together:thumbsup:

Err nothing. I am not sure if they are even ripe. We had a bad experience once with a quince tart just before our wedding in France (sounds ominous I know :-) ) and I have never since warmed to them. We were basically force fed quince tart by a very nice (but very drunk) B and B owner....enough said :rofl:

Rural Hungary Sep 18th 2013 9:07 am

Re: The recipe thread
 

Originally Posted by Polgardi (Post 10907295)
Err nothing. I am not sure if they are even ripe. We had a bad experience once with a quince tart just before our wedding in France (sounds ominous I know :-) ) and I have never since warmed to them. We were basically force fed quince tart by a very nice (but very drunk) B and B owner....enough said :rofl:

:rofl: I won't ask anymore! The membrillo or quince cheese is fairly easy to make and compliments a nice cheese board or can be used in cooking. Mine were a mix or ripe and unripe - took quite a while to peel and lean though as the tree is organic so a few pests to cut out :(

Tomorrow I need to start getting the grapes in and the last of the veg.

Pollypaprika Sep 18th 2013 9:09 am

Re: The recipe thread
 

Originally Posted by Rural Hungary (Post 10907305)
:rofl: I won't ask anymore! The membrillo or quince cheese is fairly easy to make and compliments a nice cheese board or can be used in cooking. Mine were a mix or ripe and unripe - took quite a while to peel and lean though as the tree is organic so a few pests to cut out :(

Tomorrow I need to start getting the grapes in and the last of the veg.

Yes, we have walnuts, pears and still some plums to bring in. Oh, and some grapes that I will do my best to scoff :-)

Rural Hungary Sep 18th 2013 9:37 pm

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Fell asleep and the membrillo was in the oven all night :rofl: Thankfully it was a low temperature and came out just right:thumbsup:

Pollypaprika Sep 22nd 2013 1:00 am

Re: The recipe thread
 

Originally Posted by Rural Hungary (Post 10907932)
Fell asleep and the membrillo was in the oven all night :rofl: Thankfully it was a low temperature and came out just right:thumbsup:

Is this how you make the membrillo? http://www.simplyrecipes.com/recipes..._quince_paste/

Pollypaprika Oct 14th 2013 8:28 am

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Well...my membrillo is taking its time turning 'ruby red' is is more of a 'rust gold' at the moment :-) It tastes nice though :D

Rural Hungary Oct 14th 2013 9:54 pm

Re: The recipe thread
 

Originally Posted by Polgardi (Post 10944142)
Well...my membrillo is taking its time turning 'ruby red' is is more of a 'rust gold' at the moment :-) It tastes nice though :D

Well done, you tried it! Yes, mine took much longer to turn red than the recipe said and even when finished boiling, it didn't look that red. However, once it came out the oven, it was exactly as it looked in the online pictures:thumbsup:

Pollypaprika Oct 14th 2013 11:57 pm

Re: The recipe thread
 

Originally Posted by Rural Hungary (Post 10944872)
Well done, you tried it! Yes, mine took much longer to turn red than the recipe said and even when finished boiling, it didn't look that red. However, once it came out the oven, it was exactly as it looked in the online pictures:thumbsup:

Ah well, mine is my own special 'orange' recipe then :eek:

Rural Hungary Oct 15th 2013 12:16 am

Re: The recipe thread
 

Originally Posted by Polgardi (Post 10945010)
Ah well, mine is my own special 'orange' recipe then :eek:

I'll try add a pic of what's left of mine later and we can compare. Out and about at the moment, will do when I get back.

Pollypaprika Oct 15th 2013 4:17 am

Re: The recipe thread
 

Originally Posted by Rural Hungary (Post 10945037)
I'll try add a pic of what's left of mine later and we can compare. Out and about at the moment, will do when I get back.

I don't think mine is quite as it should be, but I just had a sneaky taste on some fake Hungarian cheddar, and it tasted lovely...so I am happy :thumbup:

Rural Hungary Oct 15th 2013 7:50 pm

Re: The recipe thread
 

Originally Posted by Polgardi (Post 10945382)
I don't think mine is quite as it should be, but I just had a sneaky taste on some fake Hungarian cheddar, and it tasted lovely...so I am happy :thumbup:

Not had time to do a photo yet! Is it a solid block?

Pollypaprika Oct 15th 2013 7:55 pm

Re: The recipe thread
 

Originally Posted by Rural Hungary (Post 10946428)
Not had time to do a photo yet! Is it a solid block?

Erm...a squidgy solid block. I thought I would be clever and set some of it in shot glasses as I had run out of ramekins..will look nice on the plate if I can ever get it out :-)


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