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Quince jam

Quince jam
A jam of peeled quince reduced with sugar, from amber to ruby, with firm slices, a honey aroma and a sweet-sour taste, with tea and curd fritters.

Quince jam is a jam of peeled and sliced quince reduced with sugar and water, from golden-amber to deep ruby (quince reddens on long cooking), with firm translucent slices, an aroma of honey and flowers and a sweet-sour taste with a light astringency. It is served with tea, toast, curd fritters and curd cheese, put into pies and tarts and served with cheeses and meat.

Calories, proteins, fats and carbohydrates per 100 g of product

Quince jam, Raw: Calories 278.0 kcal, Proteins 0.4 grams, Fats 0.1 grams, Carbohydrates 68.9 grams per 100 g of product.

Calories278.0 kcal
Proteins0.4 grams
Fats0.1 grams
Carbohydrates68.9 grams
Data: USDA FoodData Central

Recipes with this ingredient

Pancakes with sour cream and quince jam

Pancakes with sour cream and quince jam embody coziness and traditional Russian hospitality. Thin, delicate pancakes soaked in the sweet-sour notes of quince create a harmonious flavor combination. Sour cream adds softness and a slight tang, perfectly complementing the fruity hue of the jam. This recipe traces back to classic Russian traditions when pancakes were an integral part of family celebrations and Maslenitsa feasts. Quince jam gives the dish a special sophistication, revealing a richness of flavor nuances. Pancakes can be served as a standalone breakfast dish or as a treat with tea, creating an atmosphere of warmth and homey comfort.

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Carrot pie with sweet potato

Chef of the Chinook restaurant Andrey Nesterenko shared the recipe with us: "In this pie, we put vegetables — carrots and sweet potato — in the first place, which is why it turned out so unusual. Sweet potato has a distinctly sweet, confectionery taste , I don't really like it as a side dish, but in desserts, its taste is intriguing, a bit like a baked apple.

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Cake without oven

No-bake cake is a wonderful homemade dessert rooted in Russian culinary traditions. Its uniqueness lies in the simplicity of preparation: delicate layers are created without baking and are simply fried in a pan, making it ideal for those without access to an oven. The cream made from sour cream and sugar gives the cake airiness and lightness, infusing it with a pleasant sweet-sour note. This combination results in a tender cake that melts in your mouth, and its light structure allows for enjoyment without heaviness. It can be decorated with crumbs from the layers or favorite jam, adding individuality to each serving. This dessert makes an excellent conclusion to a family lunch or festive table, delighting with its simplicity yet rich flavor.

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Traditional Christmas Pecan Cake

Traditional Christmas cake with pecans embodies warm winter evenings, where the aroma of spices and nuts fills the home with coziness. This dessert has roots in French culinary tradition, emphasizing the combination of rich flavors. Juicy dried fruits soaked in Grand Marnier liqueur add richness to the batter, while pecans and hazelnuts provide a delicate crunch. White chocolate adds a subtle creamy sweetness, and spices bring a warm depth of flavor. This cake often becomes the centerpiece of Christmas gatherings, highlighting the festive atmosphere. It can be served with a cup of fragrant tea or coffee, and quince jam glaze adds completeness and an extra note of fruity sweetness. Perfect for leisurely enjoying winter magic.

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