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729 layers
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recipes and stories from my kitchen
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729 layers Search 729 layers recipes and stories from my kitchen Menu Skip to content Home About Interesting Eats Recipes Figs September 15, 2016 By Sacha in Recipes Tags: figs , quinoa , salad , summer 1 Comment Quinoa and Fig Salad with Feta, Pistachios, and Za’atar Vinaigrette Figs are the sexiest fruit. Aside from their feminine shape and sweet, squishy interior, they’re sexy because they’re elusive, at least in these parts. The New England–grown figs I’ve eaten have been dry and disappointing. A good, ripe fig spews its jellied guts when you take a bite. I guess there’s an exception to the “better local” rule. But California figs, if you can get your hands on them, are awfully good. My favorite variety of those I’ve been able to try isn’t the slinky purple Black Mission Fig, but the green Kadota. I can eat only one at a time; they’re diminutive but their sweetness is concentrated and it goes right to my head. That’s why I never use the...
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