RHUBARB
روبرب
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Don't, whatever you do, and I'm being one hundred per cent serious here, mix quadruple whiskies, cheeseburgers and re-heated rhubarb pie.
the thick leaf stalks of a cultivated plant of the dock family, which are reddish or green and eaten as a fruit after cooking.
Perennials, such as artichokes, asparagus and rhubarb are also sold in bare-root form.
the large-leaved Eurasian plant that produces rhubarb.
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The house is looking a little the worse for the weather, but still retains its splendour, with beautiful gardens, including an old jacaranda tree and a broad bed of agapanthus and wild 'rhubarb' .
There would be 'rhubarb' pie and buttermilk, flags flying and youngsters scampering, a parade, a pageant, and fireworks to light up the night sky.
In England, 'rhubarb' became known, at first in a purely medicinal context, in the 16th century.
The light deprivation leads to a sweeter 'rhubarb' than the summer variety and it has become the connoisseurs' choice for sweet and savoury dishes.
Tom surveyed the table, eyes settling on 'rhubarb' pie.
In medieval times, 'rhubarb' was used only for medicinal purposes in Europe and few lay people even knew what the plant looked like.
An intense 'rhubarb' developed which lasted 34 minutes.
The leaves of our giant 'rhubarb' have been shown at school, used as fans in hot weather, draped over climbing frames and used to camouflage dens.
Neil felt he was on to a winner with his 'rhubarb' pie and custard, praising the pastry and the flavour of the fruit.
For most of us, that first 'rhubarb' pie of the season is second to none.
Now I like deli food, but I am still dedicated to traditional roasts and puddings such as trifle and 'rhubarb' pies.
At last, we decided to retreat indoors for a bedtime dessert, a fresh pie made with 'rhubarb' from the garden.
In the middle of this foody conversation, someone mentioned 'rhubarb' jam and I said it was very difficult to get these days.
Set out roots of asparagus, horseradish, and 'rhubarb' in well-tilled soil.
The potassium and calcium salts of oxalic acid are found naturally in cabbage, spinach, and 'rhubarb' leaves, and are also found in the bark of some species of eucalyptus trees.
A weekly newsletter describes the day the cow got out or offers a recipe for 'rhubarb' pie.
We then moved on to a 'rhubarb' and ginger crumble.
Adult baking and preserve classes feature as strongly as ever and will give cooks the opportunity to present their finest brown and white bread, carrot cake and apple and 'rhubarb' tarts.
Other common names include pestwurz, blatterdock, bog 'rhubarb' , and butter-dock.
Perennials, such as artichokes, asparagus and 'rhubarb' are also sold in bare-root form.
I closed my eyes, Dolly snuggled up against my legs, and off I drifted, to dream of potatoes and good 'rhubarb' pie.
But they did grow carrots, lettuce, peas and 'rhubarb' .
The sunny rear garden at 376 Clontarf Road includes a patio area and a long lawn with mature apple trees, 'rhubarb' plants and blackberry bushes.
Don't, whatever you do, and I'm being one hundred per cent serious here, mix quadruple whiskies, cheeseburgers and re-heated 'rhubarb' pie.
In summer, it will be overflowing with pink 'rhubarb' , broad beans, sweetcorn, cherry tomatoes, radishes, red Batavian lettuce and herbs.
For anyone wanting to add asparagus or 'rhubarb' plants to the garden, these should also be planted in early spring as soon as they become available.
Newly listed at Morrisons, it is rich, spicy and jam-packed with over-ripe berry fruit, 'rhubarb' , coffee and a little mint.
For dessert we shared a crème brûlée and a 'rhubarb' and ginger crumble with ice cream.
A year later he was awarded prizes for his peas, grapes, 'rhubarb' and apples.
I love his Aussie take on food - particularly the fish, or putting roast duck together with rosti and a 'rhubarb' and red port sauce.
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