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Rhubarb ideas
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Hi Bonar,
I just wash, chop, bag and freeze my rhubarb for using in pies, crumbles or just stewed with icecream. These threads may give you more ideas:
Rhubarb ideas
Home made Rhubarb Jam
Freezing Rhubarb?
Cooking Rhubarb
Savoury Rhubarb Recipes Wanted
I'll add your thread to the first link later to keep the suggestions together.
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This is how I make Rhubarb Jam:
I chop in to chucks and cover with the same weight of sugar and leave over night (i think this draws out the water from the rhubarb)
In the morn i put the whole lot in the pan (sugar and rhubarb) and heat slowly until you can't see any sugar chystals on the back of your wooden spoon. I then boil vigorously until the setting point is reached. I sometimes add 1tsp of lemon juice if it's not reaching it's setting point. Pour into sterilised jars.
It's as easy as that and tastes wonderful0 -
Rhubarb & Ginger Jam is to die for - last time I was in Julian Graves crystalized ginger was half price
ps a quick google should give you the recipe[FONT=Verdana, sans-serif]It matters not if you try and fail, and fail and try again;[/FONT] [FONT=Verdana, sans-serif]But it matters much if you try and fail, and fail to try again.[/FONT]
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thanks everyone , Im now away to read all those recipes. good to hear you can just freeze it chopped.0
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wogglemaker wrote: »Rhubarb & Ginger Jam is to die for - last time I was in Julian Graves crystalized ginger was half price
ps a quick google should give you the recipe
I'd second that - difficult to believe that something so easy to gow is so exquisite in taste...although check ot Sainburgs for the price they charge for half a dozen sticks!! astronomical!:heartpuls The best things in life aren't things :heartpuls
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Don't forget ... for any newbies reading this ... do NOT eat rhubarb leaves, they're poisonous. STALKS ONLY.0
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I make my rhubarb jam as above but add ground cloves not ginger0
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When i was little my parents grew it. they had loads. i remember mum freezing it. but she also made a rhubarb fool. it was devine. no idea of recipe tho. but it must of been simple and frugal as that my mum through and through.0
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i love rhubarb i personally dont grow it my nan and dad do so i get free supplies,i like it in crumble or just with bit sugar and custard yummy:xmastree:Is loving life right now,yes I am a soppy fool who believes in the simple things in life :xmastree:0
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My mum has a brill recipe for rhubarb chutney, which I make every year. It's terrific with anything fried, especially fish. Also a spoonful really livens up baked beans.
2lb rhubarb
1pt vinegar
half pound onions
half pound raisins
1oz curry powder
2ld brown sugar
1oz ground ginger (I use lazy ginger)
1tbsp salt
quarter tsp white pepper
Chop and chuck everything into a big pan, and boil it up for an hour or two.
Once bottled will keep happily in the cupboard til the next year's batch is ready.Trying to be better . . .
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