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Rhubarb risotto
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AntoniaJames
May 6, 2010
When you say, "3 sticks of rhubarb," how much does that mean, when trimmed and chopped? Or perhaps you can give me the weight, approximately, after trimming. Our rhubarb comes in all sizes, both in thickness and in length, so I need a little help, here. Thanks! ;o)
Harmenjanssen
May 6, 2010
Boy, that's a tough one. Around here the sticks are all sort of the same size.
By stick I mean an untrimmed stick, leaves at the end removed, but not tampered with in any other way.
I'll check my grocery stores this weekend for you to give a better estimate, but 3 to 4 untrimmed sticks without leaves, as if they're just pulled from the ground, would work great :)
By stick I mean an untrimmed stick, leaves at the end removed, but not tampered with in any other way.
I'll check my grocery stores this weekend for you to give a better estimate, but 3 to 4 untrimmed sticks without leaves, as if they're just pulled from the ground, would work great :)
AntoniaJames
May 6, 2010
How long and thick are the sticks? That should work. I just need to make sure I'm at least close, so that the proportions are true. Thanks!!
Harmenjanssen
May 6, 2010
I guess about 45 centimeters long and 2 to 3 centimeters thick.
I apologize for not providing correct measurements, and I sure hope the dish turns out right, I had no idea the rhubarb sticks would be so variable. Let me know if it worked for you!
I apologize for not providing correct measurements, and I sure hope the dish turns out right, I had no idea the rhubarb sticks would be so variable. Let me know if it worked for you!
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