It’s that time of year again! When vibrant red stalks of rhubarb are thriving in gardens and are available in markets across the province. Rhubarb is ready for harvest in late spring to early summer. Unfortunately, only the stalks are edible – the leaves contain oxalic acid, which in high doses is poisonous.
We put together 11 recipes to inspire your following recipe with rhubarb – and it’s not pie!
Did you know rhubarb of full of antioxidants and vitamins that can benefit your immune system? There is a lot more to this plant than sugary desserts.
Rhubarb contains:
One cup contains:
Yes! You can definitely stock up on rhubarb when it is in season and then freeze it. All you need to do is wash it, dice it up, and you can measure out quantities per bag if you like. Before you cook with it, let it thaw out.
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