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Monita is a recipe tester for Food52.
added 5 months agoIf the figs have a good flavor and you're planning to serve them with the sauce, then I would go ahead and use them and not worry about the crunchy seeds. Sometimes the seeds do stay crunchy. Usually macerating them overnight softens them.
All my mum's fig jam has crunchy seeds and she boils the heck out of it, so did the commercial fig preserves I was given for Christmas. I'm thinking it might be the breed of fig. There's no reason not to serve it though unless it's unpleasantly tough.