Recipe Directions
1. Cut figs into 6 petals by making 3 “X” style cuts across the pointed top of the fig, making sure not to cut all the way through.
2. Place blackberry in center.
3. Decorate plate as desired with berries and whole mint leaves.
4. Mix syrup with vinegar, if using.
5. Drizzle over plate.
6. Sprinkle with chopped mint.
Evergreen's Thoughts
By evergreen Beautiful summer breakfast.
Note: Balsamic glaze is also awesome on strawberries.
Raw substitute for balsamic glaze: Combine equal parts blackberry juice (juice will be very thick), date syrup, and Braggs apple cider vinegar in bullet or blender, strain, and keep in fridge in a squeeze bottle.
Juice can be easily made by pressing berries through a mesh strainer with the back of a spoon or using a nut milk bag or paint strainer (no staining on the one i used!) or juicer.
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greenie
Aug 29, 2010
jeshuabrown, - Hi there -
I live in Iowa, too. In a small town. Kinda hard to get decent produce in the winters.
vilde_chaya
Aug 29, 2010
That is so gorgeous, you could serve that in a restaurant.
It's winter and Australia and I miss figs so much. In summer I buy a big bag when I go shopping and they never last 24 hours. I really love what you have done with them here - so creative.
unknown
Aug 29, 2010
figs won't be in season for, at least a month, but this looks like it'll be great.
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geespeen
Aug 29, 2010
MMMM.. My fig tree here in Florida has an abundant crop on it this year, and i can't wait for them to get ripe.. I am blessed to live here and have Banana, fig, orange, and lemons in my back yard.. It is great. The only problem is the darn racoons and birds who love our figs as much as we do.Gotta beat them to the punch this year...We are watching them closely, and now i have a great recipe in the recipe bow waiting!..Thanks again.
vilde_chaya
Aug 29, 2010
That is so gorgeous, you could serve that in a restaurant.
It's winter and Australia and I miss figs so much. In summer I buy a big bag when I go shopping and they never last 24 hours. I really love what you have done with them here - so creative.
greenie
Aug 29, 2010
jeshuabrown, - Hi there -
I live in Iowa, too. In a small town. Kinda hard to get decent produce in the winters.
unknown
Aug 29, 2010
figs won't be in season for, at least a month, but this looks like it'll be great.
unknown
Aug 29, 2010
figs won't be in season for, at least a month, but this looks like it'll be great.
evergreen
Aug 29, 2010
hi jeshuabrown....i was so happy to get these huge figs, for the first time since last summer,but you may be able to do the same using fresh apricots!the colors would be beautiful:)
jeshuabrown
Aug 29, 2010
Wow, I wish I could get fresh figs in Iowa!
evergreen
Aug 28, 2010
thanks,hemp33...i love playing with my food;)
hemp33
Aug 28, 2010
It looks too pretty to eat however I will make this! Plus it's a nice way to show off how beautiful raw foods are!! :)
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