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  1. Fiona Hobbs
    Fiona Hobbs says:

    Thankyou very much for this video. I had made traditional fig jam with sugar but it was too sweet and I was looking for a version without the sugar! A very well explained and helpful video. 🙂

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  2. Light *4* Love
    Light *4* Love says:

    God look at how beautiful those fresh lil figgies are!! I’ve seen em in the store, but never really knew what for… I’m thoroughly in love with dried figs haha.
    This is EXACTLY what I was hoping for!! I’ve been vegan/cruelty-free for over 6 years now, but even with the agave option… is it even necessary??

    …also, I’m thinking of Cardamom (another love of my mine, haha) have you/has anyone tried it in there…with some nutmeg perhaps?

    Either way, thanks again! Definitely checking out that bread vid too!! So glad i found you, with all your good vibes and kitchen smiles ^-^

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  3. T
    T says:

    I don't trust him…1) he looks too fine 😊 2) he is skinny…everybody knows the best cooks are chubby & country… Jk hahah

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  4. Jeanette Richter
    Jeanette Richter says:

    FYI honey is still sugar-as agave etc. is it is just more natural then white sugar and somewhat better for the body. Heading us not accurate since you are still adding a sweetener disguised in bee clothing.

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  5. Jeanne Ross
    Jeanne Ross says:

    I have made about 7-8 batches of this and it is delicious. I just finished a batch and I have noticed that mine takes more like an hour and a half to get to the right consistency. Tonight I omitted the water. In the past I never boil jars I just make sure they are sterile and fill them with hot jam, put the lid on and turn it upside down. Caps always pop. Thanks for the recipe, hopefully next year will bring me as many or more figs than this year! This is the first year I am getting about 3-5 pounds a day for the last 10 days or so.

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  6. farmgirl60
    farmgirl60 says:

    We have two brown turkey fig trees in our yard in South Carolina, and this year they are loaded. I used your recipe to make two batches of Fig Preserves (I call it fig jam) and it is delicious! We canned 11 half-pint jars Friday and I am cleaning/prepping another batch today. Thank you, sir, for your wonderful healthy recipe.

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  7. Ferro Farms
    Ferro Farms says:

    This will be choice of recipe 2day 🙋‍♀️👐💃 Thank you for sharing….note to self…do not refrigerate fresh picked figs b4 canning if you're wanting to can whole figs…breaks them down quick🤦‍♀️ so jam it will be 2day🥰

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  8. Malia Neves
    Malia Neves says:

    Thank you so much for sharing your wisdom to all us newbie jammers. I love your honesty about how jam never last long because your family love it so much. That is awesome. I will try your tips and receipe and again thank you happy janning👍😁

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  9. anthroariel
    anthroariel says:

    Great video! All new info to me. Also, we use agave syrup almost exclusively. How would you modify this recipe to use the agave? I'm pretty sure it's sweeter than honey. I prefer the dark amber agave.💖

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