The finished fig tart, ready to be tasted.
It's a very simple pie. The crust is made with butter, but is not sweet. Under the figs is a layer of ground almonds and some sugar. I sprinkled a little sugar on the quartered fruit, then glazed it when the tarte was nearly done baking using some of Ken's home-made apple jelly. Delicious!
could have made a figgy pudding (sings - now bring us a figgy pudding and bring it right here) or fig newtons.
ReplyDeletelooks dee-lish, walt; and home-made apple jelly too! wish you could be my personal chef!
When I look at this unbelievably delicious photo of what is obviously an unbelievably delicious fig tart, I can't help but think San Geraldo's diet is no fun for ME. He hasn't baked in two months!
ReplyDeleteLooks so beautiful! Now that evenings and nights are cold, I will be able to turn on the oven pretty soon and bake my heart out.
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Ah...a personal chef! What a great idea, anne marie! Having both Walt and Ken would make my weekly dinner or lunch regime soooo much more enjoyable!!! AND, with all that home-grown, organiccally-grown staples!
ReplyDeleteLooks interesting and pretty.
ReplyDeleteDroooool!
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Figs make me think of "I, Claudius" where Livia tells her son Tiberius 'by the way, don't eat the figs".
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