How to preserve fresh figs

Benefits of Dried Figs, Anjeer : Figs & Digestive Health : 4.9 g of fiber is what ½ cup of dried figs offer. This high fiber is enough to add bulk and ease bowel movements. Figs are also rich in enzyme ‘ficin’ which contributes to its laxative properties. Thus figs can keep constipation at bay.

With their supple skin, sweet-and-seedy flavor, and chewy texture, figs are a summertime treat. They are also a delicate fruit and one of the most perishable foods. Raw figs last only a day or two before spoiling, so if you can't eat your...

Super easy Fig Jam Recipe made with fresh figs, granulated sugar, lemon juice and a splash of water, only 4 ingredients and you get a fantastic small-batch jam without pectin and effort. The result is an incredibly aromatic jam that can be enjoyed on its own, on toast, or as part as a charcuterie board. It pairs incredibly well with soft cheese like brie, goats cheese or camembert, and it works amazingly well in lots of fancy appetizers for special occasions.

An easy and delicious not-too-sweet compote made from fresh (or frozen) figs. Perfect on bread, a bagel, or a roll with ricotta or cream cheese.

How to can fresh figs for use in pies, cakes, or one of many more fig recipes!

Fresh figs are a favorite of mine, but not all of my friends share that opinion. Yesterday a friend brought me a huge bowl of fresh figs and...

Looking for a low-sugar baking project? Giving up sugar for Lent and need recipes? Look no further. These copycat Fig Newtons aren't just cookies: they're fruit and cake. True to that legacy, my homemade version pairs an easy, no-cook fig preserve with a soft dough inspired by yellow cake.

Sicilian honey roasted figs with vanilla and balsamic glaze. Perfect as a pastry filling, pizza topping or just to spoon over goat cheese or dessert.

This orange fig jam recipes is so incredibly easy to make, requires no pectin and tastes heavenly! I don't like figs and I love this jam.

This fig jam is made with juicy fresh figs, and a few other ingredients. It couldn't be easier to make this succulent, low sugar fig spread!