
Fig jam is a thick, dark jam of figs reduced with sugar with small crunchy seeds, very sweet, with a honey-caramel taste, sometimes with lemon or balsamic. It is served with cheeses (especially blue and aged), cured ham, crackers, toast, and added to tarts, baking and on pizza.
Calories, proteins, fats and carbohydrates per 100 g of product
Fig jam, Raw: Calories 278.0 kcal, Proteins 0.4 grams, Fats 0.1 grams, Carbohydrates 68.9 grams per 100 g of product.

Cocktail from bartender Lisa Evdokimova for the bar La bottega
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Marinated pork baked with figs is a harmony of flavors born from European culinary traditions. The combination of tender meat, aromatic thyme, and sweet figs creates a rich and deep taste. Lemon juice and rosé wine add lightness and a subtle acidity to the marinade, highlighting the natural juiciness of the pork. This recipe is perfect for festive dinners or cozy family evenings when you want to surprise your loved ones with an unusual combination of ingredients. Baking with figs makes the meat tender and infuses it with fruity notes, creating a true gastronomic symphony. The dish pairs wonderfully with light vegetable sides or potatoes, enhancing its exquisite flavor.
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Galantine made from guinea fowl, guinea fowl liver, and white mushrooms is a true embodiment of French culinary mastery. This dish has roots in haute cuisine traditions, where special attention is paid to texture, flavor balance, and presentation elegance. The tender guinea fowl meat harmoniously combines with the earthy aroma of white mushrooms and rich, slightly sweet liver. The creamy mousse adds airiness to the roll, while the final frying in butter and truffle oil reveals its deep gastronomic notes. The light sweetness of fig jam adds a subtle contrast, making the taste complete and refined. This galantine is perfect for festive dinners, highlighting the elegance of French cuisine and the ability to enjoy culinary masterpieces.
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Fig and orange glazed ham is an exquisite dish of Pan-Asian cuisine that combines the sweetness of figs with the citrus freshness of oranges. The glaze made from fig jam, Dijon mustard, and orange zest gives the meat a noble caramel hue and rich flavor. The baked ham absorbs the aromas of Eastern spices, while the soft sweet-sour note makes it perfectly balanced. This dish is perfect for festive gatherings, creating an atmosphere of coziness and gastronomic delight. It pairs well with light side dishes, fresh salads, and a glass of white wine, highlighting the sophistication of taste. Such a recipe is a true culinary masterpiece that impresses with its simplicity in preparation and depth of flavor sensations.
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This sandwich is a true symphony of flavors, combining French pastry, Spanish gastronomy, and American love for hearty snacks. The crispy, slightly toasted baguette creates the perfect base for the tender serrano ham with its rich, slightly nutty flavor. Manchego cheese adds a refined milky note to the sandwich, while fig jam contributes a subtle sweetness that harmonizes beautifully with the sharp aroma of freshly ground black pepper. A light touch of butter and drops of fragrant olive oil complete the dish. This baguette is suitable for both an elegant breakfast and a sophisticated snack at a friendly gathering. Enjoy its rich taste and delicate balance of ingredients that awaken gastronomic emotions.
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Toasts with cheese, prosciutto, and fig jam are an exquisite union of sweet, salty, and crunchy. This recipe, inspired by European gastronomic traditions, recalls the richness of Italian cuisine where flavor harmony takes center stage. A crispy baguette soaked in olive oil serves as the perfect base for creamy cheese. Thin slices of prosciutto add zest while fig jam brings a sweet fruity note, creating balance and depth of flavor. The slight bitterness of arugula completes the palette, making this dish versatile: it’s perfect for a morning snack or an elegant appetizer for dinner with wine. These are not just toasts — they are a gastronomic delight revealing the beauty of simple ingredient combinations.
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