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Easy Rhubarb Sauce
Celebrate spring with the sweet-tart taste of rhubarb in this simple sauce. I enjoy it on toast, English muffins and pancakes, but it’s equally decadent drizzled on pound cake or ice cream. —Jackie Hutshing, Sonoma, California
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Very easy and delicious. Also good on pancakes!
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This is a great recipe! I used a little lemon juice instead of the juice. I made a lemon sponge cake to put it on.
Very tasty. I always used orange zest in my rhubarb. There are many varieties of rhubarb and Victoria Cherry Rhubarb is one of the best with deep red stalks. If you over sweeten your rhubarb you can counter act it by adding 1/2 tsp or more of citric acid. I keep a supply in the freezer. Rhubarb purists never mix strawberry in with it......
Made this, used Splenda in place of the sugar, was wonderful with low fat ice cream, topped with a crushed small mini-cone, or a few crushed cinnamon graham cracker crumbs. Wonderful old fashioned flavor dessert, and best of all simple & convenient to have on hand for unexpected coffee guests.
I don't usually add the nutmeg or lemon peel because we like the simplicity of the recipe without those ingredients.
My mother used to make this. We had it on toast instead of jam in the morning.
Yummy!!!
My great grandmother passed this recipe down to all the generations to follow her. It's been a select member family fsvorite ever since. Some like it more don't but the ones that do share a special bond. The only change is no lemon or nutmeg and served like applesauce. Use as much rhubarb as you can find (it's few and far between) and enough sugar to taste. Also "strawberry rhubarb" is the preferred type. The other is more bitter.and uses alot more sugar.