Early summer is rhubarb season and the time to try this rich and tangy cheese bar. It’s bound to be a hit with the rhubarb lovers you know. —Sharon Schmidt, Mandan, North Dakota It is probably creepy and inappropriate to say here, but the photos of your kids almost make me want to have kids, and to sympathize with all the baby-snatching witches, faeries and crows.) May 23, 2016 Any advice for replacing the almond spread with something else that nut-less? Custard? June 10, 2019 This so exceeded my expectations!!!! I love a classic french tart, apricot to be specific. But good apricots in NJ are hard to find. Or they get mealy when ripen. So making a great apricot tart is hard (and you can’t buy one outside of Paris!). Find sources: "Picnic"chocolate bar– news · newspapers · books · scholar · JSTOR ( June 2022) ( Learn how and when to remove this template message)

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I think therr’s room for this method: bake berries, thinly-sliced and laid flat, at 350 until they’re mostly done exuding moisture. Then lay them on the almond layer and bake it as directed. July 2, 2021 You have another rhubarb convert. I can’t believe I’ve been missing out for so long! I stewed the pieces I had left over, with the idea that I might use it as a jam or topping on something soon. Well, I tasted it. And there is no longer any need to figure out what to serve it on–a spoon works fine. Can’t wait to taste the bars when they’ve finished cooling. :) May 25, 2016Just a note to say I made these last weekend. They were more labor intensive than I thought they would be… Perfect to bring to a party, a little much if you’re making the other food. I’ve never touched rhubarb before so I don’t know what I’m doing – but this recipe looks delicious enough for me to try it! May 23, 2016

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I apply it in the kitchen as well. Thus, while if we’re being completely honest, life is currently a swarm of getting recipes ready for the next book (eee!), a to-do list for this month as long as the remainder of this year, kids waking up way too early, mama going to bed too late, an apartment that has yet to clean itself and let’s not even talk about what’s going on in the produce drawer — i.e. real life, and not even a bad one — rather than dwelling on the chaos, I think we should cook for the life we want, not for the life we have. Thus: I choose picnic bars. Made with a mixture of fruit (fresh or frozen), water, and sugar, the compote here turns any fruit into a delicious, syrupy sauce that's great for making yogurt and granola into something special. Make these in mason jars or Tupperware to take them on the go. It will depend on stalk size — they can range a lot but I doubt you’d need more than 2 to 3 big ones. July 25, 2016 I just made these and they are so good! The most tedious part was cutting up the rhubarb, but it worked out. I cut them like Deb’s diagram and also sliced them lengthwise. My hope was to reduce the stringiness by making the rhubarb pieces smaller and it worked. I couldn’t manage the chevron pattern because I sliced all the diagonals the same direction before I realized my mistake, so I did a sort of subway-tile arrangement.

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Has anyone tried this base with berries instead of rhubarb? I’m yearning for something combining strawberries/blueberries and this beautiful frangipane flavor. May 27, 2016