Yes, Fig-Quince-Ginger Jam sounds pretty darned exotic from the blog of a granny living on the currently rainy Vancouver Island off the West Coast of Canada. Especially exotic when you realize that I didn't even know that I was growing a quince tree in our backyard! We thought we had planted a PEAR tree. This is the first year that these hard, furry, bulbous fruits produced more than a couple of little fall-offs. And I still thought they were pears until I saw a friend's show piece on quinces that she harvested. A second crop of Green Figs Katsikopoulos Dimitris So, this is brand new territory! I also have a fig tree , as you will know from blogs past, so I went looking for fig-quince jam recipes. We have a second crop of these little green figs. My husband is a real "fig pig" but I'm kind of 'meh' about them. Jam is always good though. If you don't have a quince source and just want to make some Fig Ginger Jam
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