Rhubarb. Oh Rhubarb how I love you!
I really enjoyed the addition of orange zest in this recipe, but I admit that I prefer the stewed rhubarb my mom makes. I kind of like how rhubarb breaks down when cooked and found myself trying to get this rhubarb to do the same - not exactly the point of roasting it! I ate most of the roasted rhubarb with vanilla yogurt over oatmeal. Delicious!
I enjoyed this - but I must admit I am more fond of the stewed rhubarb I grew up on.
ReplyDeleteYogurt & oatmeal - yum
That top shot makes me want to dig into a bowl right now please :) I have to go back and try this one again, I am embarrassed to say. It was so easy I am not sure how I could have messed it up unless it was an issue with the rhubarb. Well, I guess it could have been a user error too :) I will try with more "red" rhubarb and Nana promised to help so that I can end up with the lovely creation she got this week. If only we could get our hands on more rhubarb - it is turning into quite an adventure.....
ReplyDeleteYour rhubarb looks delicious and the combination of the yogurt
ReplyDeletesounds wonderful. I told Tricia I would make some again soon,
and we can all enjoy it together over ice cream. I spent the day
trying to buy more, but after 5 stores I gave up. We really loved
it.
I'm glad you like the way I stew rhubarb. Come home soon and I'll make some. Our rhubarb plants are growing very well this year. love,Mom
ReplyDeleteI love rhubarb any way, and I think this one has its place, but I most often stew it too. I love it on oatmeal with yogurt, but I made tarts with it this time.
ReplyDeleteI usually eat rhubarb stewed, too, but I found the roasted even easier to make. Mine did not hold it's shape as was Dorie's goal. It was mushy, just the way I like it.
ReplyDeleteYou photos are so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI never thought of eating it with yoghurt! Sounds delicious.