Savor the Season: Quince Jam with Cinnamon for Cozy Mornings

Sunday, November 03, 2024  Read time1 min

SAEDNEWS, While making jam may appear challenging, the delightful flavor and scent of homemade quince jam make it a worthwhile endeavor. This beloved winter preserve boasts a wonderful aroma and rich taste. In addition to its deliciousness, quince jam is packed with impressive health benefits. Let's dive into this delightful recipe together!

Savor the Season: Quince Jam with Cinnamon for Cozy Mornings

According to SAEDNEWS, Quince jam is an easy and flavorful preserve that you can make with just one kilogram of quince. This jam is perfect for breakfast or as a snack and can also enhance your baked goods. With the right proportions of water and sugar, you can create a sweet and aromatic treat. One kilogram of quince yields about one jar of jam and you can choose to prepare the quince in either small chunks or grated form. We're pleased to provide you with a detailed guide on how to make quince jam right here at Saeed News, so let’s get started!


Ingredients for cinnamon-flavored jam

  • Quince: 750 grams

  • Sugar: 750 grams

  • Water: 600 milliliters

  • Cinnamon stick: 1 piece

  • Dried limes: 2 pieces

  • Lemon juice: a small amount (or to your liking)


Let's dive into the process of making quince jam together!

This recipe starts with preparing the quince by cutting it into small cubes, either leaving the skin on or peeling it as you prefer. To prevent discoloration, add a bit of lemon juice. Then, place the chopped quince in a pot (preferably an enamel one), and add water and sugar. cover the pot and heat it until the mixture comes to a boil. When it reaches a boil, add a cinnamon stick, and reduce the heat. Allow the jam to simmer gently for about one to one and a half hours, keeping the lid on. Meanwhile, soak the dried limes in warm water for an hour to soften them. When the syrup has reached a thick consistency, add the limes and let them cook together for an extra 30 minutes.

When the syrup of the jam reaches your preferred thickness and color, remove it from the heat and let it cool. To ensure that your jam has the proper consistency, you can test it by adding a small drop of syrup to a glass of cold water before you turn off the heat. If the syrup settles at the bottom without dispersing, it means it has the right thickness. Lastly, transfer the quince jam into your chosen glass jars and put the lids on tightly.


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