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Rhubarb-Ginger Compote

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Author(s): Amanda Hesser
Page 607
Course: Sauces/Gravies
1994 challenge chapter 12 spring
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2 reviews, average rating 4.5 / 5

kaye16

12 years ago
4/5
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We're not a family that's used to eating compotes or fruit sauces with our meals. (That's right, no applesauce with our ham.) But this was a nice complement for grilled salmon and was excellent with Rhubarb-Soy-Marinated Duck.

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Queezle_Sister

13 years ago
5/5
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I have longed for a savory rhubarb dish that delivers, and let me tell you, this recipe is it!
The rhubarb is very gently simmered in a water-ginger-garlic-shallot mixture, and I mean really gently. The rhubarb is scooped out, and the liquid boiled down. Of course the rhubarb continues to ooze liquid, and you repeatedly drain this into the reducing liquid. When its done, you let it cool, mix in the rhubarb, and then add rice vinegar, salt, and pepper. The result blew my socks off. I almost...
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