So last week our new show, "When Patrick Met Kylie" aired for the first time on Nat Geo Adventure in Italy under its Italian name "Italia Dolce Vita". I've had a ...
Hahaha I can see your not a baker just watching you is seeing a duck out of
water, normally you incorporate the flour slowly due to the dust
factor....lol, than the add the eggs slowly in, but you gave it a good try
& it can't out well....
Your so funny, does certain cooks feel that way, not seeing what's going
inside...hahaha
How to Prepare Rhubarb for Freezing
Food Preservation : How to Prepare Rhubarb for Freezing.
Rachel Khoo's Roasted rhubarb with almond pudding
This gluten free, refined-sugar free and dairy desert made with almond milk is a tasty way to take advantage of the fruit in season. Full recipe on: ...
I love rhubarbs too! Normally, when rhubarbs are in season, I make a
rhubarb-strawberry compote and serves it with homemade custard (an old
recipe from my great-grandmother). Now though I think i have to break the
family tradition, and make this dessert instead! It looks so delicious!
Happy summer, Rachel! :)
+kruselka For the custard: 250ml of full fat milk, 250ml of full fat cream, the grains of 1 vanilla pod, 8 egg yolks, 100g of sugar and 1/2 teaspoon of cardamom (optional). Put the milk, cream vanilla pod and vanilla grains to a slight simmer (do not boil).When it´s close to boilling, take it of the heat. Whisk the egg yolks and sugar together until white and fluffy. Then you slowly pour the milk and cream, into the egg mixture and continue whisking, then but it back on a low heat, and warm it slowly until it thickens, then add the cardamom. Then in the fridge to chill for a least 4 hours (over night is the best). Or you can use the one that Rachel made a video about (and add the cardamom) :)
+kruselka Yes of course! For the compote, you need (for 4-6 people): One box of strawberries (approx. 500g), a bundle of rhubarbs (approx. 500g), sugar (about 100-125g but that can vary depending on how sweet the strawberries are), one vanilla pod, one tablespoons of non-oxal, 4 tablespoons of potato flour (add more if you want it thicker) and some water. Cut the strawberries in half (quarters if they are very big), slice the rhubarbs into 1 cm slices, put the strawberries and rhubarbs in a pot with some water (to your taste, but i use 50 ml normally) and the vanilla pod (without the graíns!) and the non-oxal and boil for about 20 min. until the rhubarbs are soft. Then add the sugar, vanilla grains (mix them with the sugar using the back of a knife) and the potato flour (mixed with a tiny bit of water) and mix that in. Then you pour the compote through a sieve and let it chill in the fridge for at least 4 hours (over night is the best)
This dessert is a spring and early summer treat - but you could use frozen rhubarb and enjoy it all year long. Ingredients: 4-6 cups (1 - 1.5 L) Rhubarb cut into ½" ...
Clean to Lean Kitchen - Roasted Rhubarb
Heather shows you how to make a super simple and clean Roasted Rhubarb - just an example of type of food you could be enjoying whilst dropping fat on the ...