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spinbaby

(15,088 posts)
Sat Jun 22, 2013, 08:02 AM Jun 2013

Cooking rhubarb this morning

I got a big bunch of rhubarb at the farmers market without a clear idea of what I was going to do with it. Pie is out--there are only two of us living here and one doesn't eat sugar, so most of a pie would go to waste. So I decided I'm going to try my hand at rhubarb preserves. Some I'll make with plain rhubarb and some with the last of the strawberries, also from the farmers market. Wish me luck.

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Cooking rhubarb this morning (Original Post) spinbaby Jun 2013 OP
we've had a series of strawberry rhubarb crumbles this spring....love them! NRaleighLiberal Jun 2013 #1
You are going to need a fair amount of sugar to make rhubarb palatable. Fortinbras Armstrong Jun 2013 #2
True spinbaby Jun 2013 #3
That sounds wonderful spinbaby livetohike Jun 2013 #4

NRaleighLiberal

(60,014 posts)
1. we've had a series of strawberry rhubarb crumbles this spring....love them!
Sat Jun 22, 2013, 08:06 AM
Jun 2013

we top them with a scoop of trader joe vanilla soy creamy. Yum! but yes, they do use sugar....we used honey on a few with good results.

spinbaby

(15,088 posts)
3. True
Sat Jun 22, 2013, 07:01 PM
Jun 2013

But I turned it all into jam and jarred it up, so it will keep until someone--not me--gets around to eating it. Or possibly everyone I know will get jam for Christmas. I made plain rhubarb, strawberry rhubarb, and peach rhubarb.

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