Rhubarb Articles
How to Grow Rhubarb
By
Terry Blackburn
Rhubarb is a vegetable with a unique taste that makes it also a
favourite when cooked with added sugar and put into pies and desserts.
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Recipes For Delicious Rhubarb
By
Moray Mair
It's been an impatient wait for spring's field rhubarb - the first Irish
fruit since the autumn... The bliss of the initial rush of crumbles and
pies is fading. Now the sunshine loiters and with it an opportunity to
offer rhubarb a floral accent - lemon zest, honey, almonds, mint,
orange. There's only rhubarb and sugar in the recipes below, with that
there is plenty of potential to play. Read
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Growing Rhubarb is Easy
By
Sue Nielsen
Of everything edible growing in our yard, the rhubarb requires the least
attention and produces fruit for the longest amount of time. The tart
flavour is delicious in many recipes including fruit drinks, canned
fruit, muffins, jams and jellies, as well as many desserts including
pies. It is also an excellent choice to add to other fruits in any of
the recipes already mentioned. Rhubarb grows wild throughout the
prairies, flourishing in the cold climate. Growing rhubarb is easy as it
is an extremely hardy perennial which can last for decades with very
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Rhubarb Bavarian Cream - A Decadent
Dessert
By
Leah Quinn
Love rhubarb? This easy to make "molded" chilled desert is oh so
decadent and so gorgeous you may not want to eat it...but you should
since it's made with homemade whipped cream. So grab those crazy molds
you never use and make this dish to next time you want to make a tasty
impression with a different type of dessert! Our family loves this one
-- it's a golden recipe we have used for a long time!
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