How to eat a fig

Fresh figs are here! They can be enjoyed on their own (try scattering them around a cheese platter), but they also pair beautifully with a wide variety of sweet and savory dishes. From homemade compotes to savory small plates, here are some wonderful ways to eat fresh figs. http://www.ehow.com/how_5122199_eat-fresh-figs.html?utm_source=pinterest.com&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=freestyle&utm_campaign=fanpage

Wondering what to make with fresh figs? Definitely make roasted figs! These roasted figs with caramelized sugar and cinnamon are out of this world! Have you only been

Celebrate fresh figs with 27 of the Best Fig Recipes! Post includes a produce guide and recipes for fig jam, baked figs, fig pizza and more!

Figs (Ficus carica) are a popular fruit for home orchards because they are more tolerant of adverse conditions than most common fruit trees. They can be grown in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 7 through 11, though many gardeners also grow figs in containers and bring them indoors in the winter.

Have you ever wondered exactly what figs taste like? I’ll explain the different types and their tastes, as well as how to use figs and important things to know about them.

Wondering how to eat figs? The fresh kind can be enjoyed a few different ways, including raw: skins, seeds and all!

Gettin’ figgy with it in just about every way imaginable.

Enjoy figs in their prime season (or year round!) with this list of fabulous fig recipes. They range from classic to elegant while still being easy to make!

If you’ve made the same mistake of biting into a fig before it’s fully ripe, take a look at our ripeness chart. You’ll never make the same mistake again.Our Black Mission fig tree in the Sunset Test Garden has been covered with figs this year. I’ve done my fair share of picking figs that look like […]

Sweet figs have two seasons: early June and early fall. Here are 35 fig recipes to make while they?re ripe.