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help I have rhubarb and don't want to make a crumble

28 replies

2shoes · 20/05/2008 22:32

how do I cook a sponge on the top?

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DeeRiguer · 20/05/2008 22:34

i'd stew it with ginger its lovely
nice at breakfast or with yogurt

cadelaide · 20/05/2008 22:36

Fool

lostinfrance · 20/05/2008 22:37

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mrsleroyjethrogibbs · 20/05/2008 22:38

pie? it would work

cadelaide · 20/05/2008 22:38

Actually, it would be nice with sponge on top.

100g butter, 100g caster sugar, 2 eggs, 100g SR flour, 1tsp baking powder. Beat it all together and spread over the top. Don't forget to sweeten the rhubarb, a bit of ginger would be nice too.

DeeRiguer · 20/05/2008 22:40

yes fool is lovely too again with ginger

choosyfloosy · 20/05/2008 22:40

ooh cadelaide laarrvely

don't forget pure rhubarb and custard (dardly dur, dardly dur, dardly dur de dur)

ninja · 20/05/2008 22:40

my mum made a lovely rhubarb souflee at the weekend - Jamie Oliver recipe apparantly.

Doesn't help you put sponge on the top though.

If you have a book that tells you how tio do it with apple should be the same though.

cadelaide · 20/05/2008 22:40

Sorry DeeRigeur, should have credited you with the ginger.

2shoes, you don't have to be too precious with the sponge cos it's a pudding, not a cake. I'd give it about 25 mins at 180 degrees.

God I'm starving.

2shoes · 20/05/2008 22:43

thanks I should have said I hate rhubarb but dd LOVES it and we get a supply from her driver.tis great as she has trouble going.
I just wanted to try something different.

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MrsWednesday · 20/05/2008 22:43

I made this last week:

rhubarb spice cake

(also suffering from an excess of rhubarb from DH's allotment).

It was very tasty although it didn't look anything like the picture on the link. I added a bit less golden syrup (200g instead of 250g).

cadelaide · 20/05/2008 22:45

Oh MrsW, that does look good.

I do love a bit of spice.

WTF??? I sound like something out of a Carry On film....

DeeRiguer · 20/05/2008 22:45

cadelaide no worries
its killer combo dontcha think? and i'm big on ginger atm

2shoes · 20/05/2008 22:45

thanks have saved that to faves

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Habbibu · 20/05/2008 22:46

I thought you had her hostage and were planning an evil end a la Samuel Whiskers...

2shoes · 20/05/2008 22:46

like the ginger idea.

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cadelaide · 20/05/2008 22:46

D'you have a food processor 2shoes?

Just whizz up the sponge ingredients in that, easy as pie pudding.

micci25 · 20/05/2008 22:49

jamie oliver has loads of recipes for ruhbarb in his new jamie at home book but i cant find mine (sorry) but he does have a website if you google jamie at home, i think it is on channel fours site?

LyraSilvertongue · 20/05/2008 22:49

I just stew it with a bit of sugar and serve with custard. The boys love it.

DeeRiguer · 20/05/2008 23:27

yes its a winner gives it zing
fresh dont need much grater it up

kidsrus · 20/05/2008 23:46

ooooooooooooo yum mrs wednesday thankyou i have been looking for a recipe too hadn't thought of cake.
thankyou 2shoes for this thread will make cake tomo and eat some with custard for desert!
keep you updated soon

slippergirl · 20/05/2008 23:59

I often do just sugared stewed rhubarb with ginger biscuits and Nigella's orange ice cream - yummy!

MERLYPUSS · 21/05/2008 00:05

Stew it in apple juice and add jelly to it to make it up to a pint. It sets like mousse. Yum with evap.

Chamomile · 21/05/2008 00:42

Third time in two weeks I've picked rhubarb from the garden and each time I've ended up throwing it on the compost.

nooka · 21/05/2008 00:57

I love stewed rhubarb. The important thing is not to add any water which makes it grey and watery (yuk). My mum does a lovely rhubarb pie with shortcrust pasty, or it is good with sponge on top (best quite undercooked). Also nice cooked with a custardy sort of mix. Ginger is an excellent addition.