21 June 2010
Happy Monday
Tis Fig Season again here! Actually to be specific it is the season of Bajtar ta' San Gwann (the big purple soft figs) will be cooking some with a tiny bit of port and orange zest tonight (have eaten so many raw that I think its time to try out other methods). The season is only about three weeks long and there are not so many days left... you know what I am planning next- but of course - Ice cream! So we can savour the taste just a little longer into summer. There are actually three different fig seasons here in Malta. So this most likely won't be the last of my posts on them (Tin).
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I love these figs..... I ate so many of them last summer whilst pregnant!!
ReplyDeleteWonderful! I love love love figs in any shape or form. Please share your recipes if you can. Have a wonderful week!
ReplyDeleteOh, figs!! Lucky you! Happy monday!!
ReplyDeleteSounds delicious... I guess one can't compare the figs we get here to the ones you pick right from the tree...
ReplyDeleteHi Kenza, I did make the ice cream, will post the recipe soon!
ReplyDeleteMy favourite summer fruit...mmmm
ReplyDeleteOOO, figs lovely. And Happy Monday.
ReplyDeleteFigs, port and orange zest into... jam? Of course I would ask this :^) Ice cream also sounds heavenly. All of it, everything, wow...
ReplyDeleteLovely fruit, seasons, earth. Enjoy!!!
Holy crap, that fig is huge! We're just starting to see some beauties here in Sicily as well!
ReplyDeleteHave you ever grilled your figs? With some rosemary and ricotta? Whoa mama!
I have never tried a fig! Perhaps I should go and hunt some down at our local supermarket... (although I'm sure they won't be half as good as the ones your eating!)
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I love figs, please do publish yur amazing ice cream recipes! I have a new ice cream machine (gift)and I still don't know what to do with it!
ReplyDeleteBig kisses xxxx
3 seasons !!!! Lucky you are !
ReplyDeleteA photo made for the "gourmand" I'm !
lucky lucky you! three fig seasons!
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ReplyDeleteI am headed downstairs right now to have a few of those very same figs. I have never seen such big figs before...a Sicilian friend picked some from her tree for us. What delicious treasures! Thanks for giving me a heads up on the three fig seasons. I had no idea.
ReplyDeleteI love figs :) I need to use them more in my cooking!
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