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Phil Started conversation Aug 23, 2005
Ok so here's a reipe for Rhubarb Marmalade (all rhubarb, no orange)
Taken from the Northern Fruit Group's (yes they know it's not really a fruit)pamphlet - The fruity cook, Rhubarb.
Rhubarb Marmalade - Warne's 'Model Cookery' 1869
1.5lb Young Rhubarb
grated rind & juice 1 Lemon (for pectin to help the set)
1lb Sugar
Cut up the rhubarb. Place all the ingredients in a pan and heat slowly, stiring until the sugar is disolved. Boil until a set is reached. Pour into hot jars and seal.
There you go
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FG Posted Aug 23, 2005
Wow! No powdered/liquid pectin? I'm impressed. When they say "young rhubarb" are they referring to size or color or both (such as slender and red, not large and green)?
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Phil Posted Aug 24, 2005
I don't know exactly what they mean by young rhubarb, but I'd go for your guess of the more slender red stems than the big fat green stems.
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FG Posted Aug 24, 2005
Now, next question (I know, I'm being a pest): do you know anyone who has tried this recipe?
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Phil Posted Aug 25, 2005
No.
We did a rhubarb and ginger jam rather than a straight rhubarb jam.
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Phil Posted Aug 25, 2005
The one we did didn't use quite the amount of ginger specified so ended up quite rhubarby. I'll have a look at the pamphlet again and put up a couple more recipes for you
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Phil Posted Aug 27, 2005
Ok here is one we have done (and liked )...
Rhubarb salsa for Roast, Glazed leg of Lamb (or other meat/game roasts)
450g (1lb) Rhubarb, sliced
110g (4oz) Onion, Chopped
110g (4oz) Raisins
1 tablesp Honey
2 tablesp Red wine vinegar
2 cloves Garlic, crushed
1/2 teasp ground cardamon
1 tablesp Chopped red chilli or 1 teasp Chilli powder (to taste)
Put all ingredients into a sauspan. Boil; reduce heat, cover and simmer until onion is soft. Remove lid and simmer to reduce liquid. Stir regularly. When mixture reaches sauce consistency, remove from heat and serve with lamb.
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FG Posted Aug 27, 2005
That is almost the exact same recipe I have for rhubarb chutney! Except I used dried cherries in place of the raisins. Great cooks think alike!
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SE Posted Aug 29, 2005
not to be a sourpuss or to sound ungrateful, but i think i would have liked raisens better.
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FG Posted Aug 30, 2005
Phil, I apologize for the devolution of this conversation in advance.
This isn't Burger King, you don't get it your way.
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