The Guardian - Figs don’t always ripen fully in more northerly climates, but green ones can be preserved in syrup or honey and stored for eating with cheese or on toast In a climate such as …
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In a climate such as the UK’s, where figs don’t often ripen fully, it’s good to know that this glorious fruit doesn’t have to go to waste. Green figs preserved in syrup, or vye …
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The banana bag method: Figs need an average daytime temperature of at least 60 degrees to ripen – any colder and the tree will begin to enter dormancy.With that in mind, one …
Place in a pot, cover it with water and boil them for 5 minutes. After they have been boiling for 5 minutes, drain the water and add new water and boil again. After 5 minutes, drain the water again. Now you will notice that the figs are …
Watermelon rind is used across the globe to make preserves – delicious on toast, pancakes or yoghurt for breakfast, or used as a condiment for spiced vegetables, meat and …
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