Just when I was nearly out of rhubarb recipes, my friend and fellow League of New Hampshire Craftsman, Jennifer Allen came to the rescue!
Jennifer is the organic gardener and creative force behind Botanical Lampshades.

Visit Jennifer's studio in Sandwich, NH, & you can design a custom lampshade of your own.
Besides Botanical Lampshades, Jennifer also makes custom MapShades, and is an avid rhubarb enthusiast (did you know there is a Rhubarb Triangle in England?).
Jennifer left this tantalizing recipe on my Facebook hats page:
Jennifer’s Rhubarb Tea
8 cups cut up rhubarb
8 cups water
juice and rind of one lemon or orange
3/4 cup sugar
1 pint mashed strawberries
Cook rhubarb in water til soft. Shut off heat. Add mashed berries, citrus, and sugar, and stir til dissolved. Strain through a fine sieve, and chill. Serve on ice with a stem of fresh mint.
YUM!
“Yum” is right! I can hardly wait to try this out myself. Thank you, Jennifer! Full-fledged rhubarb season is nearly upon us, and you can never have too many rhubarb recipes.
Anyone else out there with a yummy rhubarb recipe you’d care to share? I’d love to hear from you…
Do you have a bar recipe? Mine has a shortbread crust, an eggy custard, and of course rhubarb topping. Will share……
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Oh my goodness! No, I’m seriously lacking in rhubarb bar recipes. A shortbread crust? Be still my heart!
Yes, please – bring on the rhubarb revolution!
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Rhubarb tea! I would never have thought of that and I love tea… I’ve always thought rhubarb beer would be good, or maybe rhubarb mead…
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Oh my! Rhubarb mead? I think you’re on to something…
I just heard a public radio story about several meaderies in New Hampshire, and I believe one of them uses rhubarb.
If you ever try it, I do hope you’ll write up your experiences for all us other rhubarb enthusiasts!
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Well I shall. i want to get some good old brewing going, so mead should be the first I try seeing it is the probably the first alcoholic drink discovered…
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