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And look at this - the first proper "produce" of the season.
I feel a rhubarb crumble coming on. Yeah, I know, waistline. Phooey. What's the point of growing the beggars if ya don't eat 'em? And who can resist a rhubarb crumble.
And finally, doesn't this look neat?
I'm quite chuffed with just how neat & tidy this looks. Mind you, the bit behind me which you can't see tells another story!
6 comments:
Hi,
I'd get rid of the Chinese comment as usually they lead to sites you would prefer not to be linked to. I used Google translator to translate the comment and wished I hadn't!!
The rhubarb looks good
Just to add not this comment but ones that appeared on my blog
Excellent rhubarb - I make rhubarb cake which is even worse for you than crumble but could be a great way to celebrate that birthday ...
oh it's looking very good, top marks for you :)
Waitrose have got a recipe for Delia's rhubarb & ginger brulee ... looks yummy
http://www.waitrose.com/recipe/Delia%27s_Rhubarb_and_ginger_br%C3%BBl%C3%A9e.aspx
Looking good Woody!
I'm not expecting much rhubarb this year as I shifted mine and split it into 3 parts ...so I'll just have to dream of the crumble....!
Oh how great the first rhubarb of the year! our's is coming up nicely and as I'm back from the emerald Isle today I'm thinking of Rhubarb crumble for dinner tomorrow.
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