I happened upon some seriously killer figs at my Gucci Dillons (the fanciest grocery store we have in Wichita) a few weeks back. What a treat.

If you've never had fresh figs, they're nothing like dried figs. So succulent, sweet and wonderful.

Then, I ran into an article in Martha Stewart Living mag
"Fit to Eat: Figs" with a beautiful photo of the different types of figs. The ones I had were Brown Turkey (green with a deep purple on the skin).

I made this dessert with them one night. Figs, strawberries, creme fraiche and a little dulce de leche drizzled on top. Mmmm, it was tasty.

I also incorporated them into a salad the next night with pears, a sweet rice vinegarette dressing and topped with caramelized pecans.
2 comments:
Yum! I love figs!
Me too - one of my favorite fruits! Thanks for stoppin' by Paloma!
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