Gourmet flavor, simple prep! This Fig Crostini recipe transforms fresh figs into a stunning appetizer with just a few ingredients.

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If you’ve got fresh figs available to you, try this easy, tasty Fig Crostini recipe. This is one of those fortuitous recipes where all the ingredients to make a fabulous fresh fig appetizer just happened to be in my house at the same time. You better believe I took advantage of that!

What Exactly IS Fig Crostini?

Sweet figs, tangy goat cheese, chopped pecans, and a drizzle of honey make these fig crostini appetizers the perfect two-bite treat to serve before dinner.

If you love goat cheese try this Whipped Goat Cheese with Praline Sauce. You won’t be sorry!!

And if you JUST love cheese why not try this Easy Bake Brie from Feast and West?!?

Or serve them with drinks!

Fig, Goat Cheese, and Honey Crostini Appetizer Pairs Well With…

A nice crisp IPA is one of our favorites to enjoy with goat cheese and honey. The figs work nicely with the whole combination.

Reading up around the internet I found several sites recommend a nice merlot to go with goat cheese and honey. Also, mentioned? Champagne.

Need a refreshing non-alcoholic drink idea? Try one of the many variations of flavored sparkling waters available these days. Almost any fruity flavor will taste great with these.

Or Make Them For a Light Dessert

You can make these fig crostini for a light dessert too. Two or three on a plate are the perfect light dessert. Not too sweet, lightly savory, and served with after dinner coffee, make these a tasty little dessert.

What Else Works Well With Figs and Goat Cheese?

I think there are quite a few things you could sprinkle on top of the warm honey. Things like:

chopped pistachio
chopped black walnuts
fresh arugula
dark chocolate shavings
cacao nibs
freeze-dried fruit powders

Any number of little bits can be sprinkled on to subtlely change the flavors. Try a few different flavors to see which ones you like best!

Fresh Figs are a Treat in Alaska!

We don’t get them often! So when I see them or order them from our foodclub you can bet they are a treat for us. This little fig appetizer dish was our favorite way to enjoy that rare treat of fresh figs.

About That Cast Iron

This uses a 10 inch cast iron skillet. If you don’t have one try a bigger skillet and make them all at once. OR use a baking sheet, the cast iron makes them look fancy. OR grab a nice cast iron skillet because you’ll use it more than you think you would! I linked up to one in my recipe card if you’re interested.

Plus I’ve got a couple of great recipes that use a 10-inch skillet like this Blueberry Coffee Cake with Streusel Topping or these Easy Chicken Cordon Bleu Breasts