This farm is located in Okayama Prefecture.
Violette is a dark purple almost black, Masui Dauphine is a bright red.
and Rhodes...3565 yen tax and shipping included
This is what they looked like when cut in half.
Looking forward to eating this in the coming months.
and Rhodes...3565 yen tax and shipping included
This is what they looked like when cut in half.
I really wanted to sample the Violette variety because it is apparently really rare in Japan...it was really sweet!
I also realized that this was the variety I had used when I made this recipe many years ago.
Christine Ferber, the chef whose recipe I use to make this jam, liked my post...total fangirl moment
this is making me crave a fig newton.
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oh my word! those figs are gorgeous. so lucky you can order a variety online.
ReplyDeleteV just made me crave a fig newton.
ReplyDeleteoh em gee V, I haven't had a fig newton in ages!
ReplyDeleteThank you Rowena, we are very lucky.
lol Jalna :)
Take care everyone.
Kat
I've never tried it this way but I want figs with goat cheese and honey!!! Charcuterie board please! So excited the recipe author saw your post and commented!
ReplyDeletethat way sounds delicious Jenny!
ReplyDeleteTake care!
Kat
Very nice Kat!
ReplyDeleteThanks Kirk :)
ReplyDeleteTake care.
Kat