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Hi Reader, Rhubarb always looks slightly alarming to me. My Rhubarb Rules
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Easy Rhubarb Jam⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4.73 from 79 votes
Easy rhubarb jam is exactly that. Easy. Made from just rhubarb, sugar, lemon, water, and a little stirring, it makes simple, pretty, and perfect preserves that taste just like old-fashioned rhubarb jam. No prior canning experience required. Here's how to make it at home.☞ Try This RecipeRhubarb Vodka⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4.89 from 18 votes
Rhubarb vodka. The simple homemade hooch—made from rhubarb, vodka, and sugar--makes a pretty spring sipper or mix it with club soda or pour a glug into bubbly, or...you get the idea.☞ Try This RecipeEasy Rhubarb Crisp⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4.82 from 16 votes
Leftovers of this easy rhubarb crisp are great for breakfast; just substitute yogurt for the whipped cream.☞ Try This RecipeRhubarb Brown Sugar Pie
This rhubarb brown sugar pie marries a sweet-tart rhubarb and brown sugar filling with a tender, flaky butter crust. The result is pie perfection.☞ Try This RecipePeach & Rhubarb Jam
This peach and rhubarb jam preserves the flavor of ripe, juicy peaches and tart rhubarb, which means you can be reminded of summer even on the coldest winter day.☞ Try This RecipeRhubarb Pie
This simple, classic rhubarb pie can be made using fresh or frozen rhubarb. Either way, it will incite memories of grandma.☞ Try This RecipeRhubarb-Ginger Crostata
Rhubarb-ginger crostata is simply a fancy way to say single crust rhubarb pie. Easy yet elegant in a rustic sorta fashion.☞ Try This RecipeStrawberry Rhubarb Crumble
If anything screams spring and summer, it's the combination of strawberry and rhubarb. Tart, sweet, and gently spiced with ginger, cardamom, and cinnamon, it's just as scrumptious for breakfast as it is for dessert.☞ Try This RecipeStrawberry Rhubarb Pie With Ginger Crumb Topping⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5 from 19 votes
Use the best, freshest ingredients available to add extra flavor to this twist on the classic strawberry-rhubarb pie.☞ Try This Recipe |
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Hi Reader, Not long ago, I made my Pasta Al Limone with the windows open and felt briefly, dangerously elegant.The water was boiling. Lemon zest and Parm cheese were piled on the cutting board, and for once everything I needed was within reach instead of hiding behind the capers like a wanted fugitive.This is the kind of pasta I want when warm weather arrives: quick, fresh, bright, and just indulgent enough to satisfy without weighing down the evening.So in spring I reached for lemon, peas,...
Hi Reader, I don’t trust recipes that call for “2 tablespoons chopped parsley” and then expect applause.Two tablespoons? That’s garnish thinking. That’s fear talking.Fresh herb season requires a different spirit altogether. A more generous one. The sort that reaches into a bunch of dill, basil, cilantro, mint, parsley, chives, tarragon—whatever’s looking vivid and alive—and uses enough so you can actually taste it.Because herbs don’t merely decorate food. They wake it up.A bowl of potatoes...
Hi Reader, I have a bad habit of tasting dinner and immediately making the face.You know the one. The tiny squint. The pause. The “something’s missing” stare into the middle distance, as if the answer might appear between the stove and the spice drawer wearing tap shoes.Nine times out of ten, it’s acid.Not more salt. Not more butter. Not a dramatic last-minute reinvention that leaves the kitchen looking like a crime scene. Just lemon. A squeeze of juice. A little zest. That clean, sharp edge...