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Vera's avatar

Well recipe number one Is going to be a huge hit - especially with ME. And number three sounds delish and a must-try…

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Elizabeth Pizzinato's avatar

You know it! Make a big batch for when we come to visit! 🥰

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Susanne Wakefield's avatar

I love the sound of pickled rhubarb!

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Elizabeth Pizzinato's avatar

Me too! Still hasn’t finished its 48-hour ferment. I think it will be great with a cheese course.

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arielle's avatar

I've never thought to use Rhubarb for savoury recipes! I'll think again!

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Elizabeth Pizzinato's avatar

If you try it, let me know what you think!

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Kate McDermott's avatar

Just finished off my first bottle of rhubarb shrub today. Did you know that Sumner WA in US is the self-proclaimed rhubarb pie capitol of the world? Rhubarb ripened sooner in Sumner than in Michigan, another big growing location, and the farmers in Sumner made a big push to get their stalks to the east coast by train before the Michigan farmers did.

https://rhubarbpiecapital.com/history-growing/processing/

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Elizabeth Pizzinato's avatar

Thanks for sharing this Kate! Fascinating history, much of which I didn’t know before. I saw that you’ve started in-person classes again. It’s on my bucket list 😊.

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Kate McDermott's avatar

It was fascinating to me as well and I’m honored to be on your bucket list!

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