STEP 1/10
Wash it with baking soda and vinegar.
STEP 2/10
Oh, Rudy? Quince is twice as hard as carrots.. Be careful with the knife.
STEP 3/10
Cut it in half with all my might
STEP 4/10
Dig out the seeds.
STEP 5/10
It's not easy because it's too hard to cut into thin pieces. A lot of people use a racket, but I'm going to cut it
STEP 6/10
It's thin at first, but it's thick in the middle
STEP 7/10
Acacia honey and dark muskova are also calculated as the amount of sugar~ quince and sugar. If one quince without seeds is 400g, then the sugar is 400g, but we're going to put in honey, so we're going to roughly put in 200g of sugar and 200g of honey. Since I'm at home
STEP 9/10
Add a lot of honey. Press it down and add more sugar
STEP 10/10
It's pretty plausible.The remaining one is for ornamental purposes, but I gained confidence, so this time I'm going to make the original white sugar version. The white sugar version that I made for the second time is definitely pretty in color, and maybe because I made it once, I cut it well. I'll ripen it and drink it