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Has anyone used Quince Paste? I know I've seen it at gourmet markets
alongside the classy chesses for a cheese tray. We bought some and tried it this weekend with our 5 cheese assortment. When it was fresh from the fridge, the flavor was quitesweet and we couldn't find a cheese that balanced it well. Dry Jack was about the best and I could see maybe a strong, aged cheese like a reggiano or something paried with it. As it got to room temp, the sweetnedd mellowed some. We found then that we liked it on a piece of flatbread with some soft saga bleu chesse, as the strong flavor of the blue worked against the sweetness f the quince. But overall, we didn't see it as anything exciting or worth buying again. Anyone have any great ways they have used quince spread that we should try with the other half of the tub? Something that might wow me a little? |
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