Jelly (Quince)
Source: Hildagonda J. Duckitt, 1891
Instructions
- Take about twenty-five quinces, wipe them clean, cut them in quarters, and lay them in a large preserving-pot.
- Cover with water -- about six quarts to twenty-five quinces.
- Boil till quite soft, then strain through a thin cloth or coarse milk strainer.
- To three cups of juice take two of white sugar, and boil in small quantities on a brisk fire.
- When it begins to get thick, pour a little into a tumbler of water. If it congeals and does not mix with the water, it is ready to be put into moulds or cups.
- Cover with paper dipped in brandy, and keep in a dry place. It will keep for years.