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I have a recipe for a lattice-topped rhubarb tart in which beaten egg whites
are incorporated into the rhubarb filling. The result is that they rise through the lattice like a little meringue, making a very pretty presentation. I would suggest that as a dessert instead of a trifle, which seems too much of a creamy thing to follow chicken and dumplings. (Although I like a good trifle, I personally prefer fruit desserts that are at least slightly tart.) And it would seem to me to be a better way to use rhubarb in this menu. The rhubarb/butternut combo sounds like glop, to me. The sweet and sour Wolfert recipe someone else suggested sounds much better. I'm not a radish fan, so I can't comment on that course. |
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