We’re big fans of yogurt here at Serious Eats, and this homemade yogurt with a strawberry-rhubarb compote, from Laura Flowers at The Cooking Photographer, looks perfect for summer. Any other homemade yogurt fans out there?...
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Photograph by La Tartine Gourmand Around this time of year you can start to find fantastic rhubarb stalks in your local markets (its season is from April to September). This perennial vegetable related to buckwheat was first used for medicinal purposes in China as early as 2,700 B.C. Today, rhubarb is affectionately known as "the world's favorite pie plant," although it can be used in countless other recipes. The leaves of rhubarb can be toxic, but they are normally removed and cleaned before they are sold. Look for long, firm, and fleshy stalks for optimal taste and freshness. WIth a pucker that rivals that of the lemon and bountiful harvests arriving in markets near you, we have compiled some...
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Celery's red cousin,
rhubarb, is in season in the U.S. from April to September. Rhubarb's nickname is the "pie plant," but there are lots of other great ways to prepare it. Here are a few recipes we think are worth trying this rhubarb season.
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