With the fig trees covered in fresh leaves I decided to make
some fig liqueur. I picked 13 fig leaves
of fairly equal size washed them and cooked them in syrup.
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Fig Liqueur |
The end result smelled and tasted like green fig preserve
and I realised why the recipes for green fig preserve always require that one
adds leaves to the cooking process. The leaves improve the flavour and colour
of the preserve.
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Fig Liqueur |
After the syrup had cooled completely, I added the required
spirits and bottled the beautiful light green liqueur that should be ready by
Christmas.
Sounds amazing! Perhaps a dash over some ice-cream as a pudding would be nice.
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