A goodfig Born in Zion: A goodfig Born in Zion: Somebody Loves Me Chick Publication

This Little Fig

Figs ripen on the tree; therefore wait for them to ripen before harvesting the fruit for drying. An indication of ripeness is a slightly soft fruit, which is somewhat pliable when bent along its neck. When removing the figs from the tree, handle gently to avoid bruising the fruit. Before drying the fruit, you will pretreat it, either with boiling water or ascorbic acid. Once dried, the figs can be stored for up to eight months

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Friday, March 4, 2011

A goodfig Born in Zion: Somebody Loves Me Chick Publication

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