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Grilled Fig Leaf Wraps: Try grilling instead of baking the fish for a smoky flavor.
Fig Leaf Syrup: Simmer fig leaves with honey and cinnamon for a naturally sweet herbal syrup.
Fig Leaf Rice Wraps: Use fig leaves like grape leaves to wrap seasoned rice or quinoa.
FAQ
Q: Are fig leaves safe to eat?
A: Yes, in moderate amounts and when properly prepared. Always wash them thoroughly and avoid consuming the white sap, which can be irritating.
Q: Can I use dried fig leaves?
A: Absolutely. Dried leaves are great for teas and can be rehydrated for cooking.
Q: What do fig leaves taste like?
A: They have a mild, coconut-vanilla aroma with earthy undertones—perfect for infusing flavor into dishes.
Q: Are there any health risks?
A: While generally safe, fig leaves can cause skin irritation in some people due to latex content. Wear gloves when harvesting if you’re sensitive.
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