Apricot and Fig Compote
A sweet compote of dried apricots and figs, flavored with cardamom, fennel and ginger. Serve warm or cooled with Greek yogurt.
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A sweet compote of dried apricots and figs, flavored with cardamom, fennel and ginger. Serve warm or cooled with Greek yogurt.
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