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+ | So it's fig season and I've been eating figs like it's my job. I used to eat this dish uncooked, but one day I thought it would be cool for the cheese to be melted and for the prosciutto to be crisp. | ||
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+ | I realize I tagged this as a snack, but I think it's also entirely reasonable to use it as a first course. Perhaps you could offer your guests 2 or 3 figs and a piece of a nice crusty baguette. This is incredibly easy and always impresses people. | ||
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+ | You only need 3 ingredients. | ||
+ | Figs | ||
+ | prosciutto | ||
+ | cheese of your choice (manchego is exceptionally good in this) | ||
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+ | [[Image:Fig_and_Prosciutto_1.jpg]] | ||
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+ | Heat up your oven to 425. Cut top off of fig, and make an X with your knife partway down your fig. Don't go all the way to the bottom. | ||
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+ | [[Image:Fig_and_Prosciutto_2.jpg]] | ||
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+ | Now take a small hunk of cheese and press it into the fig. | ||
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+ | [[Image:Fig_and_Prosciutto_3.jpg]] | ||
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+ | Wrap some prosciutto around your fig. It doesn't have to cover the entire thing. | ||
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+ | [[Image:Fig_and_Prosciutto_4.jpg]] | ||
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+ | Stick it in the oven for 6-7 minutes or until cheese begins to melt and prosciutto looks crispy. | ||
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+ | [[Image:Fig_and_Prosciutto_5.jpg]] | ||
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+ | Don't forget to let it cool or you'll be burnt by melted cheese napalm. Yay! Fig season! | ||
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Latest revision as of 01:04, 11 July 2006
Submitted by theworkhorse Uploaded by madaslue
So it's fig season and I've been eating figs like it's my job. I used to eat this dish uncooked, but one day I thought it would be cool for the cheese to be melted and for the prosciutto to be crisp.
I realize I tagged this as a snack, but I think it's also entirely reasonable to use it as a first course. Perhaps you could offer your guests 2 or 3 figs and a piece of a nice crusty baguette. This is incredibly easy and always impresses people.
You only need 3 ingredients. Figs prosciutto cheese of your choice (manchego is exceptionally good in this)
Heat up your oven to 425. Cut top off of fig, and make an X with your knife partway down your fig. Don't go all the way to the bottom.
Now take a small hunk of cheese and press it into the fig.
Wrap some prosciutto around your fig. It doesn't have to cover the entire thing.
Stick it in the oven for 6-7 minutes or until cheese begins to melt and prosciutto looks crispy.
Don't forget to let it cool or you'll be burnt by melted cheese napalm. Yay! Fig season!