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The Aromatnaya quince are medium to large size, round, yellow, aromatic fruit. Unlike other quince varieties can be eaten fresh when extremely ripe, boasting a pear-like texture and a slight lemony flavor. Aromatnaya quince are also an excellent candidate for cooking, jams, or an addition to apple cider.
Aromatnaya quince are available in the fall and winter months.
The Aromatnaya quince is botanically known as Cydonia oblonga and is believed to have originated near the Black Sea region of Russia and Turkey.
Recipes that include Aromatnaya Quince. One
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Description/Taste
The Aromatnaya quince are medium to large size, round, yellow, aromatic fruit. Unlike other quince varieties can be eaten fresh when extremely ripe, boasting a pear-like texture and a slight lemony flavor. Aromatnaya quince are also an excellent candidate for cooking, jams, or an addition to apple cider.
Seasons/Availability
Aromatnaya quince are available in the fall and winter months.
Current Facts
The Aromatnaya quince is botanically known as Cydonia oblonga and is believed to have originated near the Black Sea region of Russia and Turkey.
Recipe Ideas
Recipes that include Aromatnaya Quince. One
is easiest,
three is harder.Recently Shared
Someone shared Aromatnaya Quince using the Specialty Produce app for iPhone and Android.
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phoenicia
Near Austin, Texas, United States About 507 days ago, 1/28/18 Sharer's comments : Aromatnaya Quince spotted at phoenicia. |
