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Ginger Rhubarb Pie
Recipe and Styling by Libbie Summers Photography by Chia Chong Assisted by Candace Brower For all the geeks we’ve known and loved. This amazingly delicious pie is our gift to […]
Rhubarb Profiteroles
Photography by Chia Chong Recipe and Styling by Libbie Summers Assisted by Candace Brower Once you master the art of making a pâte a choux (an airy cream puff dough) […]
The Rhubarb Triangle
Words and Artwork by katherine sandoz Rhubarb’s approximately 2,700 year history sounds rich and, naturally, dirty. To wit, the vegetable sits in manure and woolen (or other waste) matter as […]
Rhubarb Bellini
Photography by Chia Chong Recipe and Styling by Libbie Summers Assisted by Candace Brower Rhubarb is no different than any other fruit and vegetable in season. It comes all at […]
Good and Evil Chocolate Layer Cake
Recipe and Styling by Libbie Summers Photography by Chia Chong We interrupt this week of rhubarb to bring you a dose of decadence and high fives to the hostess city, […]
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Each week the beauty of one food related item serves as our muse. We taste it, tear it, torture it and live to tell about it through a new recipe, art piece, fashion pick, profile or design each day.
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strawberry sauce
We all know the pleasures of eating strawberries and some extol their aphrodisiacal properties, but none so well as Madame Tallien. Born to the aristocracy, given six names, and raised by nuns, this strawberry lover survived a march to the guillotine, bearing the fruit (ten) of multiple lovers and husbands (including the notoriously seedy and filthy Napoleon Bonaparte), several stints in prison and all of the great political and social shifts of the late 1700s. A style maven and risk-taker throughout her life, she insisted on bathing solely in the cure-all juice of strawberries.
Recipe and Styling by Libbie Summers
Photography by Chia Chong
Assisted by Candace Brower
For all the geeks we’ve known and loved. This amazingly delicious pie is our gift to you in honor of pi day (3.14.15).
Ginger Rhubarb Pie
serves 8
Ingredients:
1 prepared pie dough for a double crust pie (get our recipe HERE)
1⁄2 cup candied ginger
6 cups fresh rhubarb, sliced 1⁄4-inch thick…
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