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Roasted rhubarb limeade

Roasted rhubarb limeade

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by Kitchen Butterfly

Roasted rhubarb limeade

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by Kitchen Butterfly

Roasted rhubarb limeade

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by Kitchen Butterfly

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    Kitchen Butterfly's Notes: I've discovered that roasted rhubarb is the best way for me to preserve the sweet pink colour. As with roasting, the taste is accentuated and mixed with a lime-sugar syrup, it is the perfect...

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Serves 2

  1. Mix the rhubarb pieces with 1/4 cup of sugar, tossing well so the pieces are coated.

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  2. Bake in an oven at 200 degrees centigrade for 15-20 minutes till the rhubarb is soft (test using the tip of a sharp knife)

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  3. While the rhubarb is roasting, combine the remaining 1/4 cup sugar, water, vanilla and juniper berries. Bring to a boil and reduce the heat to a gentle simmer, stirring well till the sugar is melted.

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  4. Remove from the heat and add the lime juice, then stir well.

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  5. When the rhubarb is done roasting, pour the lime sugar syrup into the roasting tin and stir well. Scrape the vanilla seeds and discard the pod.

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  6. Pour into a blender/use a hand blender and process till smooth. Pass the mixture through a sieve, pressing on the mixture with a spoon to extract as much juice as possible. Discard the thick mush left over.

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  7. Let the mixture cool down/refrigerate till ready to serve.

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  8. To serve, share the rhubarb syrup between two glasses and top up with your drink of choice - lemonade, ginger ale or sparkling water, ice cubes and lime slices

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6 Comments on Roasted rhubarb limeade

Ozoz_profile Reply

Thank you Burnt Offerings, sdebrango and wssmom!

Sunflower_profile Reply

Love this technique! Sounds terrific.

Oldies_joemare_bd Reply

What a wonderful idea, I love the idea of roasting the rhubarb, it will take this to a whole new level. Beautiful.

Me Reply

I missed this first time around, sounds lovely!

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I never thought to roast the rubaarb. Thanks for suggesting this!

New_years_kitchen_hlc_only Reply

Mmm, this sounds so tasty!

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