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  • #16
    I've made rhubarb strudel cake a few times now and it is always v popular.
    My first baking of it was from a Katie Stewart recipe book which I've sadly lost but this one is nearly as good.
    Favourite Rhubarb Cake recipe - All recipes UK
    PS instead of buttermilk you can use 1part yoghurt and 4 parts milk.

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    • #17
      Check out the master chef final. The winner did a great rhubarb dish

      Loving my allotment!

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      • #18
        Got one of these in the oven now !!!!!!!!!!



        2 from the allotment this week were doing rhubarb recipes & they loved this one.
        Rhubarb & custard cake recipe - Recipes - BBC Good Food

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        • #19
          My wife made this last night (have it tonight too, yay!):

          Rhubarb Grunt (a Nigella Recipe)

          Originally posted by http://www.nibblous.com/recipe/111
          filling:
          650g rhubarb cut into 2-3cm pieces
          200-250g caster sugar, depending on fruit and preference
          50g unsalted butter cut into small pieces, plus some for greasing the dish

          topping:
          150g plain flour, preferably Italian 00
          3 tbsps caster sugar (ordinary or golden)
          1/2 tsp salt
          250ml double cream, whipped

          2- x 3-cm shallow ovenproof dish, greased

          preheat oven to 190C/gas 5, and put in a baking sheet at the bottom to catch any spillage.

          spread the rhubarb over the bottom of the dish, sprinkle with the sugar, and dot with butter.

          for topping, sift flour, sugar and salt into a mixing bowl (no sifting required with 00 flour!). Gently stir in the cream, making a sticky dough. Spread this mixture over the fruit in handfuls, covering the top evenly.

          bake for 45 minutes or until the fruit is bubbling; hint: use a pyrex dish! - and the top is golden.

          serve with cream, ice cream or custard - be prepared to fight everyone off.
          Edit: Oh yes, forgot to add it's LOVELY!
          Last edited by chris; 12-05-2011, 08:38 AM.

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