Perky pink rhubarb brings a subtle sharpness that is perfect when paired with sweet almondy frangipane. Forced rhubarb is in high season now but come summer this tart is also delicious made with stone fruits, such as apricots and plums.
Read MoreThere is little not to love. This is a beautiful dish and apart from the pickled rhubarb (requiring more patience than skill) it is incredibly simple. Good ricotta is essential in my eyes so try and get down to your local cheese monger or any good deli.
Read MoreThis is a crustless tart made with a naturally gluten free almond frangipane. The rhubarb gives it a wonderful sweet tang. I chose to use marmalade for the glaze and if you like a little sharpness you’ll enjoy it immensely.
Read MoreOne of my favorite things about February is forced rhubarb and I find something somewhat romantic about the way it grows. First outdoors to toughen the stems before being moved into lightless sheds and kept warm. Here it grows fast and tall as it searches longingly for light. It reminds me a little of myself in February – willingly waiting for brighter days. Forced rhubarb is sweeter than the summer crop
Read MoreThis cake is rich and buttery with hints of ginger and vanilla but the rhubarb is the star of the show giving it a wonderfully bold zing.
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