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Epicurean Kentuckian: Maury Lewis inspired to bake Fig Newtons Click on headline for letter plus photo of Figs, ready for Fig Newton's Ed, I understand you came to the Farmers Market on the Square, to take some pictures of the figs at Danny & Debby Burris' D & D Longview Farm stand and learned that I had bought all of them before you got there.Wow! The jam in those jars is beautiful. Just as I was getting over the surprise learning that figs can be grown in Adair County, I see that entrepreneurship may be thriving. Can't wait for the Great American Fig Newton Bakery, the Fig Festival, and the State Assembly designating Beautiful Joppa the Fig Newton Capital of Kentucky. This story was posted on 2013-08-31 18:16:24
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