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I have made quince jelly, cooking all parts of the fruit cut up, including all the seeds, then strained everything out before boiling up.
I read on one web site that the seeds are poisonous and should not be consumed. Other web sites say the seeds are good for lung problems, pneuomonia, etc. My friend, who has been using quinces for years, has always put the seeds in and then strained them out, and has never had ill effects. So, although the seeds are cooked with the quinces, they are not actually eaten. Do you think this is safe?