• NUTRITION
  • VITAMINS
  • HEALTH PROBLEMS

Right Vita - Your Online Vitamin Resource

Home

Newsletter

Anti-Aging Newsletter - Sign up to our FREE newsletter today to receive hot tips on how to stay young and feel healthier.
Name:
Email:

User login

What is OpenID?
  • Log in using OpenID
  • Cancel OpenID login
  • Create new account
  • Request new password

Navigation

  • Recent posts

Welcome to Right Vita

Neuro-Natural General
Natural Energy
Neuro Natural General

Science has long established that many brain and nervous system disorders are a direct result of long-term nutrient deficiencies...

Read More...

The stresses of a modern life, natural depletion of essential nutrients from your diet, a decrease in your immunity and the subsequent vulnerability...

Read More...

The ‘standard’ medical solution for high cholesterol is to prescribe a statin drug. Whereas these are generally effective in lowering cholesterol…

Read More...

Quince Recipes

Amongst fruits, quinces enjoy a high appreciation from consumers because of their high and complex bio chemical content and their pleasant characteristic taste. If we consume fresh or cooked quinces, like quince compote, jam, jelly, nectar, our body benefits from an important quantity of simple sugars, easy to assimilate, mineral elements, vitamins and pectin substances.

Because the quince is a fruit that presents lots of uses, here are a few delicious quince recipes for you to try and enjoy.

Quince with Burnt Sugar

The necessary ingredients are: half a kilo of quinces, 100 grams of sugar (3 small spoons of sugar will be needed for burning) and a little vanilla sugar.

The quinces will be pealed and the seeds taken off, then cut into slices and boiled in sugar water and the rest of sugar will be burnt in a frying pan. When it’s golden, it will be chocked with the quince soup the quinces were boiled in. The quinces are placed in a bowl and the burnt sugar is poured over them. Then the vanilla sugar is added and along with the remaining quince soup they are placed again on the stove. It is ready when the water level decreases and only a thick sauce remains in the bowl next to the quince slices. You can serve this desert cold or hot.

Oven Baked Quince

Oven baked quinces are very easy to cook; they are rapidly prepared and return few calories. They can be served powdered with a bit of vanilla sugar or with rice and milk.

The necessary ingredients are just quinces and sugar. You will wash the quinces, cave a hole in the middle of each one and fill it with tossed sugar. More quinces will be arranged in a thermo - resistant plate or each quince in a porcelain cup and then they will get placed in the oven for approximately half hour. They are ready to server once baked, but they can also be consumed after they cool down.

Quince Dish

The quince dish is a cooked food that is usually consumed when meat and meat derivates are avoided.

You will need 5 quinces, 5 spoonfuls of vegetable oil, 2 spoonfuls of sugar and one of flour, salt. The quinces are washed and cut into slices, the seeds are taken out and the slices are fried in oil. In a cooking bowl the sugar will be burnt until before it gets dark brown, then a cup of water and the flour is added, stirring continuously so it won’t make clots. The quinces are added, and maybe some salt and they are all left to boil this way until the sauce gets thick.

  • Rosaceae Family

Right Vita

  • Nutrition
    • Foods
      • Genetically Modified Foods
      • Organic Food
    • Fruits
      • Berries
      • Citrus Fruits
      • Rosaceae Family
        • Apple Diet
        • Apricots
        • Cherry Diet
        • Chokeberry Syrup
        • Greengage
        • Loquat
        • Medlar Tree’s Uses
        • Peach Health Benefits
        • Pear
        • Plum
        • Quince Recipes
        • Rose Hip
        • Rowan
        • Wild Chokecherry Wine
      • Tropical Fruits
    • Nutrients
      • Carbohydrates
      • Creatine
      • Fats
      • Fiber
      • Protein
      • Water
    • Nutrition Types
      • Fruit Nutrition
      • Sports Nutrition
  • Vitamins
    • Vitamins for Hair
    • Children’s Vitamins
    • List Of Vitamins
      • Bioflavonoids
      • Choline
      • Essential Fatty Acids
      • Hesperidin
      • Inositol
      • Omega 6
      • PABA
      • Rutin
      • Vitamin A
      • Vitamin B1 Thiamine
      • Vitamin B12
      • Vitamin B15 - DMG - Dimethylglycine
      • Vitamin B17 - Leatrile - Amygdalin
      • Vitamin B2 - Riboflavin
      • Vitamin B3 - Niacin - Niacinamide
      • Vitamin B5 - Panthotenic Acid
      • Vitamin B6 - Pyridoxine
      • Vitamin B9 - Folic Acid
      • Vitamin C
      • Vitamin D
      • Vitamin E
      • Vitamin F - Unsaturated Fats
      • Vitamin H - Biotin
      • Vitamin K
      • Vitamin P - Rutin for Blood Vessels
    • Pregnancy Vitamins
    • Vitamin Products
    • Vitamin Types
      • Fat Soluble Vitamins
      • Liquid Vitamins
      • Water Soluble Vitamins
    • Vitamins For Acne
    • Vitamins For Dry Skin
    • Vitamins For Healthy Heart
    • Vitamins For Men
    • Vitamins For The Immune System
    • Vitamins For Women
  • Health Problems
    • Arthritis
      • Ankylosing Spondylitis
      • Diseases that Mimic Arthritis
      • Gout
      • Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis
      • Osteoarthritis
      • Rheumatoid Arthritis
      • Septic Arthritis
      • Still’s Disease
    • Diabetes
    • Heart Disease
    • Hypertension
    • Prostate Disorders

Privacy Policy | Terms and Conditions
© 2012 Right Vita. All Rights Reserved.