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Acidic Rhubarb
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tiddly_widdly wrote: »I like the idea of bicarb but what does it do?
As bicarb is alkaline it reacts with the acid of the rhubarb and lowers the acidicity, hence the fizzing
Chalk or lime would have same effect, but not really suitable to add into food, you could experiment with any anti acid indigestion tablets I guessMember of "Rubbish at Radishes" club0 -
If you add a used teabag when you stew your rhubarb, it cuts the acidity and means you need less sugar. Just remember to remove it before serving
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