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  • Creative ways of eating figs

    What is your favorite way to eat figs? Any interesting pairings?

    This was dinner last night:
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    Mike
    Cobb County GA, 7b
    Wishlist: Cavaliere

  • #2
    With French Vanilla Ice Cream
    Toronto, Canada USDA Zone 5. Wish List: Azores Dark, Malta Black, Improved Celeste and Smith. I'm always interested in trading cuttings if your in the Southern Ontario area. Thank You!

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    • #3
      Other than fresh and frozen I don't have a favorite. I have smeared the insides of figs onto buttered English muffins and that was pretty darn delicious. I don't like my English muffins overly sweet so I don't typically put jam or marmalade on them but the figs work nicely.
      7B Southern NJ

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      • #4
        For pizza i highly recommend Figs with Prosciutto, goat cheese, and some nice balsamic or honey drizzled on top. Its like a Dessert pizza and so good!

        im looking for new ideas too so def interested in thoughts! Theres recipes for inspiration in the Sticky area too
        wnc Z7a Hominy Valley - fig sales at happyvalleyenv.com/shop

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        • goodfriendmike
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          Add Artichoke hearts and roasted garlic. hold the honey. Balsamic reduction light drizzle.

        • jessup42
          jessup42 commented
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          Thinking garlic would clash but artichoke hearts will do nicely

          Garlic oil is most important ingredient otherwise, along w pecorino & a parm/asiago shower. Chz mix blend is So important for depth

      • #5
        That pic of the pizza looks so funny., kinda like it was done by the world's laziest sous chef.

        BUT - it's like figs instead of pineapple! And I do love pineapple on my pizza.

        -Sorry FIGSinGA but I'm gonna have to steal this idea.

        Great concept! My kind of cooking!

        Regards - the world's laziest sous chef.
        California - Zone 9b

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        • FIGSinGA
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          Enjoy!

      • #6
        Almost forgot.....

        Fig Pie of the most berry flavored type fig.
        California - Zone 9b

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        • #7
          Waited 2 yrs for this with my family last weekend. As jessup42 stated - with some twist - both had RdB, goat and mozzarella cheese, baby arugula, prosciutto, caramelized onion but one w tomato sauce and the other w fig jam spread. Oh yes, both drizzled w fig balsamic vinegar... family approved 🥰

          Steven
          New Milford, NJ Z6b
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          Last edited by Kimsc321; 08-17-2021, 10:26 PM. Reason: Sometime my info shows up and sometimes it doesn't
          New Milford, NJ Zone 6b
          Wish list: San Donato di Ninea/Mario #50 Cassa De/Blanche de Deux Saisons/Violeta/Angelito​

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          • goodfriendmike
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            Looks divine!

          • claret
            claret commented
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            Looks scrumptious! What's fig balsamic vinegar? I mean, do you mix it yourself and let it marinate for months, or what?

        • #8
          My wife made this years ago. Fig upside down cake. Figs used were Genoese Nero AF, I258, Barnisotte, & Preto.
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          Art
          Western Pa -6a

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          • jessup42
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            I picked up your Vibo Valentia & greatly looking forward to it. Sexy little tree you found!!

          • kubota1
            kubota1 commented
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            Thanks! I have a few more that haven’t been circulated.

        • #9
          I like to cut them in half and add just a drop or two of balsamic vinegar from Modena (the thick, expensive good stuff). Pairs so well together.
          NYC Zone 7b & Central NJ 7a

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          • FIGSinGA
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            I love the simplicity of this!

        • #10
          I make almost an identical flat bread to Kimsc321 . But i brought a fig salad with fig balsamic salad dressing to Ed's a few years ago in western PA.
          Soccer playing, whiskey drinking, cigar smoking, dark fig eating woman
          married to my best friend, the same uber tolerant man, for 29 years
          Zone 7a

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          • #11
            Long peppers (poblano?) out of the garden, stuffed with gorgonzola, little chunks of bacon, and chunks of fresh very ripe King figs, and warmed thoroughly n the oven!

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            • #12
              Saw this on IG yesterday. …. Looks so good
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              • #13

                Aperitivo!
                fichi ripieni con salsiccia piccante e al forno con rosmarino e gorgonzola.
                Questo piatto è stato ispirato da mia nonna!
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                Connecticut zone 6b. No wish list. Experiments on different varieties and keeps only the best tasting.

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                • FIGSinGA
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                  Grazie mille, paesano. È una combinazione fantastica.

                • Forbiddenfruit.garden
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                  prego! vale sicuramente la pena cucinare.

              • #14
                Fig pavlova cake is da bomb!
                I made a fig pizza in my woodfired oven that came out real good recently- capicola, figs and ricotta finished with a squirt of maple syrup.
                Jesse in western Maine, zone 4/5
                Wishlist- earliest maincrop varieties

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                • #15
                  Tried something new for lunch. Simple but great contrast in flavors and temperature.

                  Toasted provolone with tomato and fig applied after toasting.
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                  Mike
                  Cobb County GA, 7b
                  Wishlist: Cavaliere

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