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Rhubarb & Cream Tart
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12 Reviews
Karen D.
May 21, 2018
Completely underwhelming. The crust should've been blind-baked: it was soggy after a few hours. The custard never really firmed up, even though I left it for a good 15 minutes beyond the 35 minutes called for. The flavours were meh.
jkuntz62
February 26, 2012
love the description "celery with lipstick" almost as much as I love rhubarb! Can't wait for mine to come up...think I'll go check on it now!
Midge
March 7, 2011
Counting the days (months?) until I can buy local strawberries and rhubarb. Your tart sounds amazing.
kmartinelli
March 5, 2011
I love your description of rhubarb as "celery with lipstick." And I agree that the late winter seasonal aspect is tricky when we are from all over the world and many of us are experiencing Spring already. We've got strawberries, I just have to wait for the rhubarb to make this! Can't wait!
Greenstuff
March 4, 2011
Glancing down the early recipes, I see a lot of people ready for spring!
Sasha (.
March 4, 2011
I'm in Oklahoma so we've been enjoying 70's and even a couple of 80 degree days. It's hard to think winter with weather like that ... I'm in the middle of spring fever :)
Blissful B.
March 4, 2011
So gorgeous! Unfortunately, it's not qualified for the contest. Apparently they want seasonal stuff only -- winter greens, preserves & jams, citrus, etc. Save this one to submit in the summer tough (and I'm printing it now for me to make this summer!)
Sasha (.
March 4, 2011
Oh darn! Thanks for letting me know. Rhubarb season starts in March ... so I thought it might. Oh well - enjoy it when you get around to it :)
Blissful B.
March 4, 2011
I think this contest probably should have been in January. Even in Minnesota, people are craving Spring!
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