This dish is simple but devastatingly good. Stew some rhubarb with sugar and water until tender, then remove the rhubarb to a dish, reduce the syrup and add muscovado sugar, cream and vanilla.
Nigel describes it as a 'sweet sour sauce for rhubarb' in the kitchen diaries II, a sauce for rhubarb that has the same comforting vanilla flavours as custard without making custard, I served my rhubarb with Madagascar Vanilla Ice-cream. Being a bit of a rhubarb obsessive at the moment, this certainly hit the spot.
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Love the look of that butterscotch sauce and it sounds perfect with rhubarb and icecream.
ReplyDeleteI've not had any rhubarb yet this year. I really must rectify that and this looks wonderful. Go Nigel and Go Janice!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks both, the simple recipes are often the best.
ReplyDeleteoh YUM!!
ReplyDeleteNigel and Janice pull it out of the bag again with another simple but stunning recipe! Also, lovely photos too! Karen
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