Rhubarb Fluff
photo by CountryLady
- Ready In:
- 1hr 15mins
- Ingredients:
- 12
- Serves:
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16-24
ingredients
directions
- BASE, mix together the flour, margarine and sugar, press into a greased 9 x 13 pan.
- Bake at 350 for 10 minutes.
- RHUBARB LAYER, pour boiling water over rhubarb, let stand for 10 minutes and drain.
- Spread drained rhubarb over baked crust.
- FILLING, beat egg yolks, sugar and salt.
- Add the cream/milk slowly and then the flour.
- Pour over rhubarb and bake another 40 minutes at 350.
- TOPPING, beat egg whites and cream of tartar until stiff.
- Gradually add sugar making a stiff meringue.
- Spread over top and bake at 350 10 minutes or until a golden brown.
- NOTE: you may sprinkle the topping with coconut before baking, the coconut seems to keep the egg whites from 'weeping'.
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Reviews
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Thrilled to have found this recipe! I made it quite a few years ago for a pot luck and it was so good, and very well received. Then I lost the recipe. I've been searching for Rhubarb Meringue for years. (I forgot the name. It has meringue on top so I thought that was the name.) I made it tonight, according to the recipe, and it is wonderful! Thanks!
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What a delectable dessert! Turned out to perfection. Served this to guests and they absolutely loved it. I did scale back the sugar to 11/2 cups since the rhubarb I used is a strawberry rhubarb which is sweeter. This is one rhubarb recipe that will be close at hand. Thank-you so much Gerry for posting this recipe.
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