Cactus fig
Cactus fig is a fruit that comes from a cactus variety that exists in Latin America, several Mediterranean countries and other desert regions. The fruit produced in Colombia has an oval shape covered in skin with small, almost imperceptible quills. When ripe, its skin color changes from green to orange/red. Its pulp is juicy, smooth, red/orange in color and has many edible seeds. Using gloves or some kind of protection is recommended when removing the skin from the fruit. To easily remove the skin, first remove the two ends of the fruit with a sharp knife and then make a longitudinal cut from top to bottom, this will allow you to easily peel the rest of the fruit. The pulp can be consumed fresh or used to prepare cocktails, juices or salads.
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Cactus fig and Honey Toast
Cactus Figs are naturally sweet and soft. In this recipe they are paired with honey on a crispy toast for a quick and delicious snack.
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PREPARATION
Slice the figs: Wash and slice the cactus figs.
Prepare the toast: Spread cream cheese if desired.
Add fruit: Place the cactus fig slices on top.
Sweeten: Drizzle honey and serve.