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Margaret M. Johnson's Blog – September 2020 Archive (1)
Fabulous Figs . . . From Teatime to Cheeseboards
Fresh or dried, figs are it! While not native to Ireland, they’re no longer considered “exotic” and are widely available to use in dishes ranging from teatime sandwiches to appetizers and. Christmas bakers have probably already started to stockpile dried ones for holidays sweets, but, in…
ContinueAdded by Margaret M. Johnson on September 4, 2020 at 1:00pm — 1 Comment
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