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Rhubarb

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This is dedicated to oscilis because she inspired me to take this picture! On Saturday morning Rozanne posted a photograph of some lettuce she's growing. It was just beautiful, and I told her I was going to run right out and take pictures of my rhubarb. So here's the rhubarb, as promised! I'm going to let it get a bit bigger, and then make a crisp: Take three or four nice stalks of rhubarb. Cut off the leaves and throw them away. They're poisonous, so don't cook 'em up as greens! It's perfectly safe to compost them, though. Wash the stalks and cut them into about 1/2" to 1/4" slices. Mix with a good amount of sugar, to taste. (About 3/4 cup, perhaps. Depends on how sweet or tart you like your rhubarb.) Maybe add a little nutmeg, if that sounds good to you. Unsweetened rhubarb is like unsweetened lemons. Not the flavor you're probably going for! Let the rhubarb mascerate in the sugar for a while, stirring occasionally. You can do this directly in your baking dish if you want to. (I do - it saves on dishes.) This is the topping I use: 1 stick butter, softened (slightly melted is okay) 3/4 cup granulated sugar 1 tsp salt Cream together and add 1 cup all-purpose flour Crumble this mixture over the fruit. This is a very plain topping, but it's always a big hit! I use it for apple, peach, berry, rhubarb . . . whatever. (Those of you who have followed along with the bouncing ball already know I hate to cook, so anything I tell you about is gonna be simple!)

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Merrylee

12:56AM | Mon, 02 April 2007

Very nice shot, I like the sun shining threw the leaves and a great frame...I'm not a rhubarb fan, but maybe someday.

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NekhbetSun

5:03AM | Mon, 02 April 2007

Hot damn Tara !!! do your talents know no bounds either :o) so now we can add to your many titles and accomplishments, Tara, Grower of Rhubarb Extraordinaire Perfectly spectacular photo ! HugzzzPhotobucket - Video and Image Hosting

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Janiss

5:46AM | Mon, 02 April 2007

My mother made often rhubarb with cream for tart... I don't like... no, no.....but yes for your pict with this excellent green!

frankie96

11:03AM | Mon, 02 April 2007

Never grew it..and have had limited experience in eating it..but the greens sure look good in the image...but will have to try the topping over other fruit..sounds good..

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hipps13

11:53AM | Mon, 02 April 2007

very colorful and bright my eyes like very much That crips sounds very good makes me hungry Have a sunshine day

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datura_dude

5:30PM | Mon, 02 April 2007

You've really captured the lushness of the rhubarb. Lovely image.

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Silvra

6:48PM | Mon, 02 April 2007

Dieser Rhabarber ist sehr fotogen!

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rainbows

8:03PM | Mon, 02 April 2007

As soon as I saw the thumb.. I said crumble, Tara. I love to bake :-) Super shot with the light though the leaves, pass the cream... please. Hugs. Diane.

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Burpee

10:53PM | Mon, 02 April 2007

Yummy, give me something poisonous....not! Lol, my friends swear by strawberry/rubharb piec but I'm just not interested. I tried some stalk by itself once and it puckered me six ways to Sundsay. I don't like tart as it is and this just did me in, lol. So...can we still be friends? Diet Pepsi no ruhbarb and Diet Coke and ruhbarb. hmmmm :)

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vaggabondd

7:46AM | Tue, 03 April 2007

I love how crips and clean this shot is. Very nice. I may have ask already but what kind of camera do you have?

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visionart

9:21AM | Thu, 05 April 2007

Great lighting!...Wonderful Upclose Capture!!!

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helanker

9:16AM | Thu, 12 April 2007

OH !! I love rubarb and I have them in my garden too :))) Lovely capture and the green color is so life giving to the mind :)))) Did you try to boil them together with strawberry sugar and a little vanilla and make it like stewed fruit with potato flour or other kind of levelling flour with non oxal? And eat it with cold creame or milk if you dont want too many calories :) Strawberry and rubarb are splendid together. YUMMY :)


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MakeKONICA MINOLTA
ModelDiMAGE Z3
Shutter Speed1/100
Focal Length10

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