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Every springtime I get super excited about rhubarb. The delicate pink stalks pack a sour punch, so they are fantastic in custard tarts. I make a classic rhubarb tart every springtime, but I was looking for a quicker and less labour-intensive tart this year. So I came up with this rhubarb galette: buttery puff pastry topped with a ‘cheat’s frangipane’ (made from marzipan and egg) and rhubarb sticks. Make sure to dust the tart generously with icing sugar before serving, in order to counterbalance the rhubarb’s soureness.
This recipe was created as part of my “Recipes for Staying Home” show, to flatten the curve during the 2020 Covid-19 outbreak. The concept is to inspire people to cook comfort dishes at home – I show basic recipes that can be adapted with all kinds of other ingredients. You can watch the episode here.
This is a recipe from my cookbook ‘Flavours of Home’.
Last year my Neighbour gave me some rhubarb from his garden so I made this and gave him a large slice. He then asked if I would make him one for Mother’s Day if he gave me more rhubarb. Which I did obviously and then had to make another one at my husband’s request!!