Dessert-Figs

The Scoop on 30 Fig Varieties | Desert King, Brown Turkey, Black Mission, Chicago Hardy & More Figs

If you think figs were just some fruit of your grandmother’s era, then think again. Fresh figs are hip, fun, and delicious.

Discover the sweet and savory delight of honey-glazed roasted figs. This simple yet elegant dish elevates fresh figs with a luscious honey glaze, making it a perfect appetizer or dessert. Serve warm with cheese or over yogurt for a gourmet touch that will impress your guests!

Easy figs with ricotta, pistachios, and honey make a perfect healthy snack or dessert. This gluten-free recipe features fresh fruit, creamy cheese, and crunchy nuts for a tasty summer treat. Save this simple fig recipe to try when you want something light and sweet!

This elegant fig bruschetta is the perfect blend of sweet and savory! Fresh figs, creamy cheese, and crusty bread come together for a stunning appetizer that’s ideal for parties or a gourmet starter. Try this easy yet impressive recipe today and wow your guests! #FigBruschetta #FigsAppetizer #AppetizersWithFigs #CookingWithFigs #FigDishes #FigStarter #ElegantAppetizer #BruschettaRecipes #RoastedFigsRecipes #GourmetAppetizers

CA figs

Most fig trees are hardy only in USDA zones 7 and higher, but you don’t have to move down South to have one. There are ways to grow your own fresh figs, even up North! Start by selecting the most cold-hardy varieties. Among the best are Celeste Fig, Brown Turkey Fig, Ventura, and the most cold-hardy of all: Chicago Hardy Fig. Check out other popular fig varieties (ficus carica) in our past blogs for the best advice on choosing your new fig tree. Learn how to winterize a fig tree in this...

SAVE RECIPE NOW 👉 These 45-Minute Fig Puff Pastry Tarts are my go-to when I want something fancy but easy! They’re perfect for impressing guests at brunch or treating yourself to a sweet afternoon snack.

Overrun with figs? Learn how to make fig wine at home! It's easy, it's smooth, and it only takes three months from start to finish!

How To Use Up All Of Those Fresh Figs - Casey Wiegand of The Wiegands | Fig trees have been highly sought after since ancient times for their hearty root system and sweet fruit. These high producing trees naturally grow in sunny, dry climates, but have been naturalized into many parts of the United States.

Fig season is fleeting, so get 'em while you can. There will be plenty of time for this in the fall.

When the beloved (I’ve changed his name because this suits him more) brings home 3 gallons of figs, what do you do? Besides the normal fig preserves, which I’ll post a recipe for later, you can make Brandied Figs. This is not an inexpensive recipe, but a recipe that you save for special occasions. I...Read More