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Ricotta Figs and Macadamia Nuts
Ingredients
4
large or 8 small
figs
1 tablespoon
ricotta cheese
per
fig
1/4 teaspoon ~½
Lemon Myrtle*
1/2 cup
grape
nectar
macadamia nut
pieces (toasted) for garnish
(* Can be found at: www.dining-downunder.com/shop/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=1&products_id= 33)
Preparation
1
Trim
the fat end of each fig so that the fruit stands up-right.
2
Cut
the thin end with a cross to open up the figs but still keeping them in one piece.
3
Mix
the Lemon Myrtle into the ricotta, preferably at least 2 hours before
serving
as this allows the flavours to really penetrate the cheese.
4
Place a tablespoonful of the prepared cheese in each cross
cut
fig.
5
Grill
until the figs are
warm
and the cheese just bubbles.
6
Plate
up the figs, drizzle with the grape nectar and
garnish
with the toasted macadamia nut pieces.
7
Serve
immediately with a strong coffee for that hint of bitterness to add to the complexity of
taste.
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Added:
August 30, 2010
Creator:
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