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Priya Suresh 19/9/14 15:33

Totally very pleasing bread there, dairy free, egg free then watelse we want, love to have few slices.

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Mijú 19/9/14 15:36

Un corte ideal.
Los higos rojos divinos.
Un saludito

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MunatyCooking 19/9/14 15:49

I've added freekeh in many recipes but never thought of making a bread out of it. This is creative Angie! I love freeke's texture and I'm sure that this was a delicious loaf. I have to make it :)

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RavieNomNoms 19/9/14 16:47

Oh my goodness! This bread is beautiful!!! I love the fig, how delightful!

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Emma | Fork and Good 19/9/14 17:06

Another beautiful bread Angie! I love this, all the purples and greens. You're so creative!

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ann low 19/9/14 17:19

I love fig. Hope I can try this beautiful fig bread :)

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Pam 19/9/14 17:23

Another beautiful loaf - it looks SO GOOD!

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Rosa's Yummy Yums 19/9/14 17:42

Magnificent and realyl tempting!

Cheers,

Rosa

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Elisabeth 19/9/14 19:26

Angie, I love all your breads; but this fresh fig bread is incredible, rustic, and full of fresh figs. So tempting and delicious!
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Erica 19/9/14 19:35

I saw it on facebook and came to comment, Angie! It looks absolutely delicious! I am a huge fig fan and I would love a large piece now!

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Anonymous 19/9/14 20:05

oww, very originally your recipe Angie .....
just perfect to starting a day with this definitely healthy bread!

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Marcela 20/9/14 01:14

Yum, looks delish! I love your recipe! very originally!

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grace 20/9/14 01:43

first freekah fig bread i've ever seen--i like it!

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Sharon D. 20/9/14 02:40

It's beautiful, Angie. ...and you've gotten me all excited about 'freekeh'! :D

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Judit + Corina | Glamorous Bite 20/9/14 02:52

Looks glorious, Angie! We adore figs and your bread recipe sounds heavenly:)

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ahu @ ahueats 20/9/14 03:05

I need to try baking with coconut oil! This looks fabulous and that picture of the figs on the table - WOW!

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Von 20/9/14 05:13

This loaf is so beautiful! :) I really love figs, but usually I finish them off ages before I can even think about making anything with them haha....

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Medeja- CranberryJam 20/9/14 05:50

I this would be delicious in any form :)

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Gina 20/9/14 07:23

Hi Angie, your bread looks nice and moist. I think the figs passed me by this year, usually I have eaten a bunch by now, but I haven't even had one. The weather here has had a lot of the crops off though. Hope it is good where you are and that you have had a good week. I blinked and mine disappeared.
-Gina-

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Display name 20/9/14 08:38

Oh, what a joy to all my senses!

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Ana Regalado 20/9/14 12:10

Angie , the photo of those figs made me sigh , just beautiful :D I love this nutrient-packed bread and it sounds like pretty delicious , too !

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Kelly 20/9/14 12:25

This bread is gorgeous Angie! I love the pretty figs and the chai flavor combination sounds wonderful!

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Sam Hoffer / My Carolina Kitchen 20/9/14 12:51

Oh my, right at my breakfast time. You make the most amazing breads Angie.
Sam

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kitchen flavours 20/9/14 16:29

Look at your beautiful bread and the gorgeous figs! How I wish for a slice right now!

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Liz That Skinny Chick Can Bake 20/9/14 18:32

Such a stunning presentation! I'd love a big slice of this gorgeous fig bread :)

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GG 20/9/14 22:01

Great recipe, it looks amazing. GG

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The Yum List 21/9/14 02:35

Really, your creativeness is inspiring. There are so many things to celebrate about your recipes. Thank you for sharing!

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Gloria Baker 21/9/14 06:02

I love figs! This look wonderful Angie:))
Really amazing!

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noobcook 21/9/14 07:28

This looks rustic and yummy!

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My Inner Chick 21/9/14 16:56

gloriously gorgeous. May I have a slice? xx

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Unknown 21/9/14 18:02

This is so mouth watering!
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Ashley 21/9/14 18:33

Oh wow - with the chai and the figs this sounds absolutely delicious!!

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Thalia @ butter and brioche 21/9/14 22:34

Need to get my hands on some freekeh to make this delicious bread.. great recipe! Pinned!

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Catherine 21/9/14 23:55

Dear Angie, This picture is stunning. The bread looks so very good!!! Blessings dear. Catherine xo

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eatgood4life.blogspot.com 22/9/14 00:31

Holly molly. For sure you are the queen of breads. Love how original your recipes are!

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Beth 22/9/14 01:38

The figs are a beautiful addition to this bread!

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Martha 22/9/14 02:58

Another beautiful and I'm sure very delicious recipe!!

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mjskit 22/9/14 04:49

Well, this is a very non-traditional fig recipe. Figs and chai? That sounds really, really good!! What a bread!

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chow and chatter 22/9/14 05:15

very nice love figs

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Geri Saucier 22/9/14 05:55

Beautiful bread:). Love the fresh figs.

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Zeeshan 22/9/14 07:59

wow this is looking like a precious treasury box of ancient kings.. hope its taste is also awesome like its look

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Choc Chip Uru @ Go Bake Yourself 22/9/14 08:31

Wow egg-free? That is awesome, this bread looks so sticky sweet :D

Cheers
Choc Chip Uru

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Joyti 22/9/14 09:17

Wow, I would never have thought of combining freekeh and figs, nor making a bread of freekeh. This looks gorgeous and sounds delicious!

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Hester @ Alchemy in the Kitchen 22/9/14 10:33

Perfect timing, Angie. I have figs that need to be used up and I can't think of a better fate for them. (Although they may have to wait until I've made the Apple Streusel Bread first - love the little mini treats.)

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Alida 22/9/14 12:02

I could live only on figs! Your loaf looks delicious and beautifully presented. Lovely baking Angie!

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Gourmet Getaways 22/9/14 12:24

Lovely! This is like Christmas fruitcake with a twist, plus healthier and chunkier, too! I already want a slice, or two!

Gourmet Getaways

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Barbara 22/9/14 13:25

Very unusual, Angie! Your bread looks fabulous in the photos, amazing it is egg free!

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Kathy 22/9/14 14:07

Oh wow, Angie! This loaf looks simply beautiful! I would love to have a slice now for my breakfast…love fresh figs!

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Monica 22/9/14 16:17

You must have the best breakfasts with all your homemade breads. I'd love to sit down to some with a cup of tea!

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Helene Dsouza 22/9/14 17:08

That's a gorgeous bread recipe idea, I wouldn't have thought of this and would definitely try a slice right now. Thanks for sharing

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tigerfish 22/9/14 19:26

Freekeh seems to be the next IN thing! :)

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All That I'm Eating 22/9/14 20:20

This looks beautiful, what a great way to use figs.

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Cheri Savory Spoon 22/9/14 21:04

Hi Angie, will have to get my hands on some freekeh, such a lovely looking bread.

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Unknown 22/9/14 23:33

Very innovative! Looks great! :)

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Debra Eliotseats 23/9/14 00:37

That is mints to beautiful, Angie! Love the flavors.

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Norma Chang 23/9/14 01:28

An interesting bread, should be nice with clotted cream and a nice cup of hot tea..

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Bakericious 23/9/14 09:20

the fig in the bread looks so nice, wish I can have a slice now.

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Katerina 23/9/14 10:22

Dense and bursting with flavors! I love it!

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Allison 23/9/14 13:30

Oh my gosh this looks good! It'd be perfect with a cup of tea. Can't get over the beauty of those figs.

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Kitchen Belleicious 23/9/14 14:42

i love the chia in this bread and the fact that it full of that wonderful fig flavor makes me want to eat the whole loaf. It looks delicious

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Shashi at SavorySpin 23/9/14 16:13

Angie - wow - your photos have me mesmerized - gorgeous gorgeous bread - love the figs! And love that it's dairy free!

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Balvinder 23/9/14 16:56

Angie, Your bread with figs looks so beautiful. I love the chai flavor.

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Hema 23/9/14 17:01

Such a healthy and delicious bread and it looks so beautiful too..

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Evelyne CulturEatz 23/9/14 20:11

Angie, I think this is the most beautiful bread you have ever made and the ingredients in there, wow. And I have Freekeh at home.

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Katie | Healthy Seasonal Recipes 23/9/14 22:36

I just love figs Angie! What a fun baking recipe for fig season. Love the idea of the spice from the chai in here too.

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Caroline 24/9/14 01:30

Beautiful!! I looove figs. :-)

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Dawn @ Words Of Deliciousness 24/9/14 05:22

Wow! Such a beautiful bread. It looks delicious.

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Kit @ i-lostinausten 24/9/14 14:40

Lovely seasonal bread ! My hubby love fig bread & this fits the bill perfectly . Thanks for sharing ;)

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SavoringTime in the Kitchen 24/9/14 15:22

Wow, I'd love a slice of that with my coffee this morning! It looks really delicious, Angie, and I love figs.

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Kelly Mulcair Registered Nutritionist. Content © 2011 Trinity Nutrition. 25/9/14 03:25

I can't believe you made freekeh berry flour for this lovely loaf. So creative, healthy and gorgeous! I find fresh fig as beautiful as they are delicious. Another fall perfect recipe.

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Mary @ Fit and Fed 29/9/14 06:12

I love how you made it so pretty with the black and purple fig slices on top!

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Roz | La Bella Vita Cucina 1/10/14 01:36

Oh it's so nice to be back in fresh fig season and to read your delicious bread recipe . . . I can just see the moistness of it in your photos, Angie! Happy Autumn and baking time!
Roz

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Kiran @ KiranTarun.com 3/10/14 06:31

Figs and chai flavors looks divine! Send me a loaf, please? :D

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