Fresh fig bundt cake

Southern recipes, decorating, Southern and New England living

August has been the month for harvesting our figs. I discovered that they were ripe after we got home from Pennsylvania. It's funny, because I never would have considered planting fig trees, but I am so happy that they are already here and well established. The only thing with this, of course, is not knowing what variety they are. Not that it matters, I'm just curious is all. I read several descriptions of figs, online and in books. In some ways they fit the description of Celeste figs, but…

Now, if you are one of those that turn up your nose to fresh figs, this Fresh Fig Cake will instantly change your mind. The recipe is from Eating Well to Fight Arthritis. I honestly couldn't wait to include this recipe in one of my cookbooks. Actually, lots of people have asked me for fresh fig recipes.

Truly a southern delicacy, fig trees are grown in many backyards and are looked forward to with much anticipation every season. Because their season is so short, fig lovers rush to collect them every year, then put them up in a variety of ways from Southern Fig Jam, to drying them, or baking them in this luscious cake. I am very lucky my best foodie friend forever, Lynn, at Southern With a Twist has a fig tree and generously gives me several gallon bags of figs from her tree every year! In…

Martha’s Lemon-Fig Cake

Fresh fig and almond cake is a one-bowl dessert, both decadent and easy to make. Served with a side of Greek yogurt and a drizzle of red wine fig sauce, it's the perfect summer treat for any fig enthusiast. Don't wait any longer - try this irresistible fig cake recipe today!| www.bakinglikeachef.com

The figs have started to ripen here in South Louisiana, and a couple of days ago, we started harvesting the sweet fat fruit from our backyard tree – braving mosquitoes and trying to beat the …

Claudia Fowler penned a recent "Human Condition" column for the paper where she mentioned how fig preserves tend to be one of those love 'em or hate 'em kinds of

Fresh figs, almonds make this a wonderfully sweet and rich cake. No frosting needed. If you want you can dust with powdered sugar.

Now, if you are one of those that turn up your nose to fresh figs, this Fresh Fig Cake will instantly change your mind. The recipe is from Eating Well to Fight Arthritis. I honestly couldn't wait to include this recipe in one of my cookbooks. Actually, lots of people have asked me for fresh fig recipes.