Fresh Figs and Yogurt

"This is from a cookbook entitled "Creative Cooking", and somehow manages to be both refreshing and decadent. It's so good. If you can only get small figs, use a few more; the glasses should be full almost to the top. Why not just make a double batch anyway? I usually do. :) I hope you enjoy this! Please note: Cooking time is chilling time."
 
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Ready In:
2hrs 15mins
Ingredients:
4
Serves:
4
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ingredients

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directions

  • Submerge figs in hot (not boiling) water for 1 minute.
  • Drain, peel, and quarter each fig.
  • Beat the cream lightly, and blend it into the yogurt.
  • Spoon a little of the cream mixture into four sherbet glasses.
  • Top with a layer of figs and continue with alternating layers, finishing with a layer of cream.
  • Sprinkle each layer with the sugar.
  • NOTE: If I want this to be rather sweet, I sprinkle sugar on top of each cream layer, if I want less, I only use it on the very top.
  • It's up to you.
  • I have tossed the figs in the sugar before with decent results.
  • Chill in the refrigerator for at least two hours to allow the sugar to melt into the cream.

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  1. This is fabulously simple and delicious no cook no brainer dessert! One of the BEST ways to use fresh figs. The brown sugar dissolves to a wonderful syrup with fig juices. I do layer some sugar with the figs, no need to be too spartan.
     
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