This recipe with rhubarb looks pretty firm once baked. I will forgo the chopped white chocolate but otherwise plan to give it a go for the holiday wknd.
My favorite rhubarb sauce/compote is this one with ginger, lemongrass, and vanilla. It’s great in or on anything (or just eaten with a spoon).
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(John Hartley - a culinary patriot, cooking and eating in northwest England)
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Upcoming for dessert on Saturday night - rhubarb fool.
It fits with the very seasonal, very British, take on that night’s dinner which will start with smoked salmon, go through a main course of roast free range chicken with local asparagus and Jersey Royal spuds.
well I do not like strawberry with rhubarb - dont like cooked strawberry, generally - while I love rhubarb - I found a couple of years ago that sour cherry is a supreme matchup with it.
Thank you for this recipe. I had some rhubarb in the fridge that I had other plans for, but it’s nice to try something new. I made two batches (because I had so much rhubarb) and browned the butter for one of them. The bars were a hit with everyone. I also skipped the white chocolate, but I think if I make them again I will add pecans.
I am mid-ferment currently so I have no intelligence. But I just cut up some rhubarb into 3" sections and added a 3% salinity brine. So far, something is happening as all the rhubarb is floating against the fermentation weight but not a lot of bubbles.
This is our first year harvesting it from our garden and we never tried it. I am very low on fermented foods and we eat some every day… so a rhubarb colored light came on.
If the fermentation is vigorous, it just slows down to a trickle of bubbles and that is when I taste. But for a pickled green tomato, I might start checking earlier. I just put them in the fridge to slow the continued fermentation but changes still occur.