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Honeyed Chevre Figs #LaborDayRecipes

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Wendy of A Day in the Life on the Farm asked the Festive Foodies if we wanted to share a last hurrah for summer. Sure thing! And I'm not sure this even really qualifies as a recipe. I mean, it's three ingredients and about five minutes of work. But, for every picnic or party to which I'm schlepped these, they are always a hit. So, I'll share. First, though, here's the rest of the Festive Foodies' last hurrah on this Labor Day weekend...

Summer's Last Hurrah

Honeyed Chevre Figs
serves 12

  • 1 dozen organic fresh figs (I picked black mission)
  • 5 ounces chevre
  • honey for serving



Cut the stems from your figs. Slice them in quarters, but leave the bottom attached. Gently pull the quarters apart and place them on your serving plate or board.

Place a slice of chevre in the center of the fig and gently push the quarters together.


Drizzle the whole things with honey.


Enjoy!!
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  1. A Day in the Life on the FarmSeptember 2, 2018 at 3:27 AM

    Goat Cheese and Figs is such a classic combination. Fresh figs are very expensive around here and only available for a limited time but when I can get them this is one of my favorite ways to enjoy them. Try putting them on the grill before topping them with the goat cheese and honey. YUM

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  2. CarleeSeptember 2, 2018 at 5:52 AM

    Wow! They look sooooo good. I wish I had a plate here with me now!

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  3. MaureenSeptember 3, 2018 at 3:36 AM

    Oh my word! These will definitely be on my next appetizer plate! My mouth is watering!!

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