My grandfather on my mother's side introduced me on to eating fresh figs this way. They had several trees in their yard and I used to help him pick the fruit. Breakfast during those visits often included this very dish in this very dish. Yup, we still use my grandparent's everyday dishes.
In a rare stroke of good fortune, we learned after buying this house that our neighbor has a large fig tree. We neighbors step up each year to help her devour the bountiful crop. Such a sacrifice. Today she even hooked me up with some half-n-half. Hence my trip down memory lane. Good times. Great neighbor.
In a rare stroke of good fortune, we learned after buying this house that our neighbor has a large fig tree. We neighbors step up each year to help her devour the bountiful crop. Such a sacrifice. Today she even hooked me up with some half-n-half. Hence my trip down memory lane. Good times. Great neighbor.
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4 comments:
Look at you, posting to your blog. :)
The figs looks yummy and welcome back!
ok all this posting is freaking me out.
we had figs the other night... grilled and wrapped in procuitto -stuffed with cheese.
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very tasty.
hmmm figs personally iwould have chosen something chocolatey lol!
Figs without Newtons? Who knew such things existed?!!
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