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By Mike in NC
on October 07, 2001
Easy to make and absolutely delicious. A perfect combination of moist, sweet and tart tastes. This will certainly be a recipe that we will use often.
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on June 12, 2002
Really good! I had no idea what it would be like. It's not fluffy or thick like cake. It's kind of like a cookie bar, or it is kind of like a thin brownie consistancy with a cruncy top. Quite sweet; you can taste the sugar and brown sugar. Easy to cut into squares. So easy to make. The sweetness balances out the rhubarb. Something different to try.
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on July 05, 2002
This was a really terrific recipe and a big hit with my family. It fills the house with a delicious scent and certainly makes wonderful use of the fresh rhubarb in my garden. This is a nice dessert but I can see that it would be lovely with morning coffee too. Thanks for a great receipe!
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on May 25, 2003
With a huge rhubarb crop this year, I'm trying lots of new recipes. This one is a real winner! Would advise mixing sugar and rhubarb at least 15 minutes before starting the rest of the recipe, this gives the fruit (or is it a veggie, never did get that straight) time to and sugar time to develop some nice juice.
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Absolutely delicious. Very moist. I let the rhubarb set with 1/2 c sugar for 15 minutes to give the fruit and sugar time to develop some juice. I then lessened the sugars to another 1/4 c white sugar and only 1/2 c brown sugar. Instead of shortening (only cause I didn't have any) I used margarine. Followed the rest of the recipe. The batter seemed dry and sticky and hard to spread when I put it in the pan but it came out perfect and moist. It was done in 40 minutes. Thanks for sharing your recipe.
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on June 02, 2009
Very very good! I took the advice and let the sugar and rhubarb set for a little while. Even my husband who HATES rhubarb says liked it!
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on May 16, 2009
I loved this recipe. I used an egg replacer instead of an egg and it turned out great. I made them for mother's day and shared with friends as well. I think most people underrate rhubarb! I love it and glad now that my friends and family will request this over and over again!
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on May 30, 2011
Good taste, but needed significantly more rhubarb to balance out the other filling. I put about 2-1/2 cups and I would put at least 4 cups in next time. The surrounding batter was definitely sweet enough to handle it - I'm really surprised at folks who described this recipe as "not sweet"... I also used butter instead of shortening.
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on May 20, 2011
I made these for a potluck tomorrow and they turned out wonderfully! I love rhubarb so I would have liked more rhubarb flavor out of them but to serve to others (most of whom probably aren't as big fans of rhubarb as I am) I think this is a wonderful combination of sweet and (just a bit) tart. They are somewhere between a cake and a bar and I think next time I make them, I may use more rhubarb in hopes of getting more 'juice' and making them more solid and bar-like. Either way, these are delicious and a wonderful way to enjoy my rhubarb!
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Everyone in our house loves these!
Two pans gone over the weekend.
Thanks for sharing!
By Podkayne
on June 15, 2010
Only a meh for me, because they don't have a lot of rhubarb flavor, but my husband who doesn't like rhubarb that much thought they were good (surprise) and many of the folks I fed them to liked them. As the other reviewers said, these are basically blondies, and would be much improved with some nuts.
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on May 25, 2010
Very good...I also used butter instead of shortening and it was very moist. I also allowed the rhubarb to sit in the sugar for a good 20 minutes to release the liquid. It's a nice cross between a cake and a cookie bar. We all agreed that the addition of walnuts or pecans would be really nice too...
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on June 29, 2009
More like a cake.Not as moist as I would of liked..
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Remarkable!! Easy and moist. Everyone liked them...will make again. Thanks for sharing this recipe.
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on November 25, 2008
These were a bit hit at the office. I used frozen rhubarb and it worked just fine. I added chopped nuts and I got lots of good reviews from everyone who had them. I love rhubarb and knew I would love them, and I did! DH was jealous that I brought them all into work, so I promised to make him a batch and will soon!
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Everyone really liked these bars, including myself:)
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on June 20, 2008
These are Wonderful! I couldn't wait for them to cool completely because of the aroma. I made them for work tomorrow.....I hope I have some left!!!
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on June 04, 2008
I thought this would be squares, but it ended up more like a cake. It was too sweet for me, although my husband and kids liked it well enough. I won't make it again, though - not tasty enough to be worth using that much sugar. Sorry :(
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Delicious and super easy to make! I like that they are not super sweet--just sweet enough. The crust that forms on top is delicious. Someone else said they were like blondies, I agree. Yum!
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on August 07, 2007
I probably wont make it again. It was fine but not exciting. It is like a blondie with rhubarb pieces. Not sweet, so it might be better for those who really don't like sweet desserts. Maybe with a little less sugar and a bit of lemon juice it might taste tart and that might make it a bit more interesting. Thanks for posting. It gives me ideas for something else to do with a garden full of rhubarb.
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