Thread 213872940

>gives you the best pooping experience of your life
how do you call the khinkali tree in your language ?

>>213872940 (OP)
figa
the old Slovenian way to say bullshit! is figo!

>>213873006
>Slovenian

>>213873025
yeah, in the Slovenian language. I knew Italians were bad at English, but c'mon!

>>213872940 (OP)
Inzhir?

>>213872940 (OP)
>khinkali tree
tree= fico
fruit= fica /figa

>>213873335
>fico
It took me years to realize that this houseplant ficus is the same species as the regular fig trees

>>213872940 (OP)
smochin
füge
>>213873623
ficus
fikusz

>>213872940 (OP)
> Khinkali
Durka durka name, that's an Hugo/Figo

>>213872940 (OP)
Smochin

>>213873710
we actually call it “ leghvi ”
“khinkali” is the dumpling dish that we have
but I guess your point remains

>>213873623
No it's not, it's in the same family, different species

>>213872940 (OP)
I have a few trees

>>213872940 (OP)
"Higo" (change h by f and you'll get a similar name in other languages), my grandmother's sister had one in her yard, but never wanted to try them.

>>213873951
refrigerate them and eat them first thing in the morning

>>213873951
look like shit, amico

>>213874259
Droppa il vpn bestia

>>213873951

Great fichi fren, i have a tree too but the fucking birds peck them and make a mess before I can harvest them so I can never eat them.

>>213874160
It's fairly common to see people, especially girls, who don't eat figs because they think they're disgusting o algo, also there's this urban legend that wasps and bees enter the fig through the bottom and get digested by the fruit, so if you eat one you're eating the insect too.. People are so stupid sometimes. Oh well, more fichi for me.

>>213873335
For your information international friends, figa also means pussy.

>>213874160
> never wanted to try them
I’m afraid you’re missing out, mi hermano
the ripe ones taste like strawberry jam with a slight coconut aroma and soft texture

>>213872940 (OP)
What variety is this

>>213874466
>Great fichi fren, i have a tree too but the fucking birds peck them and make a mess before I can harvest them so I can never eat them.
Same. I read you should give the burds some water nearby because they mainly eat fruits to get water and it worked but it did not stop them for sure

>>213872940 (OP)
What do they taste like, they look disgusting

>>213874472
Are those figomori? I have that variety too

>>213872940 (OP)
>makes you do nothing but shit for the rest of your life

>>213874545
They are very sweet, jammy texture and taste like fig

>>213874545
Like honey.

>>213874492
Idk, honestly, colloquially we call purple ones “ghvinia leghvi” i.e. the wine figs.
My favourite variety is called “guda leghvi”.
“Guda” is a type of bag (made of sheepskin) that the mountaineers ferment cheeses in or create the bagpipes with. So, it’s named after that.
It’s pretty large as you can see. And you can tell that they are ripe when they start having those characteristic “stretch marks”.

>>213874545

They're very good anon, they taste like strawberry with a shade of lemon, I don't know how to describe them but they're good.

Figbros, you eat them with the skin or not? I've seen different opinions about this

>>213875046
> Figbros, you eat them with the skin or not?
Unfortunately the latex ib the skin is too spicy for me, so I have to peel it

>>213874950
Damn they are huge

>>213875046
>Figbros, you eat them with the skin or not? I've seen different opinions about this
Yes if they are from my garden and im sure the birds havent shiddied on them
>>213875184
Ive never heard of a fig in Italy retaining the sap, that must be why they are so big there. Here you can eat them whole

>>213875257
are yiu aware there are literally hundreds of varieties of figues in italy alone?

>>213875316
Yes, some have thicker skins but they are still edible. They dont retain the tree's sap in them. Terronis even eat them green after cooking them

>>213875359
>They dont retain the tree's sap in them.
some do

>>213875386
Like?

>>213875257
> that must be why they are so big there. Here you can eat them whole
the big Guda skins are benign btw, you can eat them whole alright. When they are ripe, the latex is neutralized.
it’s the smaller, more berry-tasting ones whose skins are pungent
>>213875359
> Terronis even eat them green after cooking them
That sounds interesting. Is it for savory dishes ?

>>213875484
>That sounds interesting. Is it for savory dishes ?
Yeah bittersweet or pickled. But im not an expert an ive never tried it
>When they are ripe, the latex is neutralized
Ah so it's the same as here

>>213875528
>pickled figs
whoa, impressive

didn’t know this thread would be so….fruitful

>>213875606
>>213875844
Got an idea?

>>213875844

Shit now I'm hungry

>>213875886
I fucking love fermented foods, here we even ferment flowers
But figs ! That’s unheard of.
Gotta try this