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Hi Paul
I am Pierre from Paris in France
Love the quinces but this is a pain to peel !!!
I am also an amateur in good food I try to create french creative receipes ; today I have posed a desert with pistacchios ; come and pay a vist to my blog you are most welcome !!cheers pierre

Oh, just found a new idea for a dessert! Looks delicious, thanks!

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Sumptuous looking desert. Will definitely try it.

Thanks for the nice blog. It was very useful for me. I'm happy I found this blog.

I have never come across a quince, I looked it up and it is related to apples and pears. Having discovered this, I realize that it will go well with cinnamon and honey. The recipe sounds tasty but I will use Apples instead.

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Very Delicious

Thanks for the nice blog. I'm happy I found this blog.

Quince is a fruit that is hard to come by where I live, I have used apples and pears as a substitute and it worked fine, delicious.

Thanks for sharing that recipe in your blog.
I will tell it to my mom to try this one.
I'm sure all the moms out there will really enjoy this
blog.I'm sure more on your readers are majority moms.
Great site.thanks.

Apples + cinnamon are never going to taste bad :)

I also like to add a little citrus in there--squeezing a little fresh orange onto it.

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