Currently I am living with my sweet in-law family as my husband and I build our house. And they have a garden! ---totally cannot wait to have my own garden! They also have two fig trees!
I want to make some fig preserves and some strawberry-fig jam, but I'm limited on space and I don't have my caning supplies on hand as they are all still in storage. I just can't handle watching the figs fall off the tree! What?!? NO! After reading that
figs can be frozen for up to 6 months, I decided to do the following. So, if you are short on time or are in a position similar to mine, here is something you can do.
Go pick the figs
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my sweet Nathan helping me out |
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had to snap this classic picture of Selah watching us |
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sweet girl |
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counting the figs we picked |
Wash them up
Dry them and place them on a parchment paper covered baking sheet
Freeze! Once frozen, transfer to a freezer bag or container and store until you are ready!
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