- Pick a whole bunch of rhubard and leave the leaves in the garden for compost.
- Cut the bottom end of stalk off and discard.
- Chop in approx. 2 inch lengths.
- Wash and rinse in a collandar
- Put rhubard in large pot and just cover with water
- Add chopped unpeeled ginger. The more ginger you add, the more flavourful the juice will be.
- Bring to a boil and boil until the rhubarb is mushy. 7 - 10 minutes.
- Put collander in large bowl. Carefully pour the hot mixture into the collander. It may take 20 minutes to get all the juice out of the "mush."
- Wash out pot and put a sieve across the pot.
- Put the juice you've collected from the bowl and pour into the sieve.
- Taste juice for tartness because rhubard can vary in tartness. Some rhubarb is so sweet, you will not need to add sugar.
- Bring juice to boil. Add sugar a little at a time until desired sweetness.
- Boil for 1 minute.
- If you want to store, pour juice in sterlized mason jars. The juice will keep for one year in a dark place. The colour may change but this does not impact it's yumminess.
- Serve over ice or mix juice with soda water. Also excellent for rhubarb martinis. Enjoy with family and friends!
Growing your own vegetables is so good in so many ways and I applaud you for taking the first steps in producing your own local, organic food.
Thursday, 26 May 2011
Sandy's Yummy Rhubarb Ginger Juice
Now that rhubarb is up, I thought I'd share my bff, Sandy's rhubarb-ginger juice recipe. It is the best in the entire universe!
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This is wonderfully refreshing....and good for you! Thanks for the recipe!
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