One of my favorite moments each spring is when my rhubarb plants poke through last year's leaves with their tightly furled, ruffled leaves. I am a sucker for tart and sour flavors, so not only is the rhubarb a sign that spring has finally arrived, it also marks the beginning of puckery treats from my kitchen and rosy pink drinks from my bar.

Even though I have a treasured family pie recipe and plenty of gin in which to steep rhubarb stalks, each spring I return to the EYB Library to see if any new recipes catch my eye. This year there is an especially great crop of new recipes by some of my favorite authors including Diana Henry and Helen Goh. Since the first time I wrote about rhubarb in 2014, the number of rhubarb recipes available online (including ckbk recipes) in the EYB Library has more than doubled. Currently there are over 2,800 online rhubarb recipes in total, including almost 950 savory rhubarb recipes.
These are the most recent recipes that may earn a spot on my table sometime soon. What looks good to you?
- Rhubarb tart from Diana Henry at The Sunday Telegraph by Diana Henry and Raymond Blanc (pictured)
- Apple and rhubarb crumb bars from The Guardian Feast supplement by Helen Goh
- Colossal rhubarb crème brûlée from Waitrose Food Magazine by Matthew Ryle
- Rhubarb rose bars from Sweet Farm by Molly Yeh
- Rhubarb pickle: Indian style from Tin & Thyme by Choclette
- Rhubarb sour from Food and Wine Magazine
- Rhubarb and red quinoa soup from Forks Over Knives
- Rhubarb ripple semifreddo from Good Food Easy Cook
- Rhubarb and pistachio millionaire’s shortbread from from Delicious Magazine (UK)
- Spicy pork pancakes with rhubarb from Maison Cupcake by Sarah Trivuncic
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Shelmar
Pineapple-rhubarb "salad" with basil cream [Michel Richard, Citronelle],
fresh pineapple, sautéed rhubarb, basil ice cream, composed to look like a salad.
and earlier in the book:
Rhubarb cobbler [Claudia Fleming, Gramercy Tavern]
accompanied with
Rose clabbered cream [Claudia Fleming, Gramercy Tavern].
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