Serves 2-4
Friends, when rhubarb season calls, you must answer. This cold rhubarb soup from Iceland is like a big sip of sunshine. It tastes like lemonade. It tastes like rhubarb. It tastes like “good.”
We only have a little more time in rhubarb land until next spring, so hop over to the grocery store and get some!
Ingredients:
4 cups chopped rhubarb (cut into 1″ pieces) – about 1 bunch
2 cups water
3/4 cup sugar, more as needed
2 tsp lemon juice
Method:
Rhubarb, rhubarb, rhubarb. It makes me happy.
Almost as happy as these pictures make me… just look at his mane. It’s enough to make any pony jealous
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Demonstration of Iceland’s two crop riding method. Photo by Dagur Brynjólfsson | Icelandic Horse. Photo by Neil D’Cruze
Once you chop up the rhubarb, there’s almost nothing left to do.
Toss everything in a pot, let simmer for 15 minutes and puree. Chill for a few hours, until cold. Crumble on some zwieback biscuits, or you could serve it up with a dollop of something sweet, if you’d like.
But I prefer to eat it with someone sweet.
Sip slowly and let the cool, sweet sunshine overtake you, until you’re all smiles.
Have a happy day!
Servings |
2-4 people |
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Friends, when rhubarb season calls, you must answer. This cold rhubarb soup from Iceland is like a big sip of sunshine. It tastes like lemonade. It tastes like rhubarb. It tastes like “good.”
We only have a little more time in rhubarb land until next spring, so hop over to the grocery store and get some!
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- 4 cups rhubarb , chopped into 1" pieces (about 1 bunch)
- 2 cups water
- 3/4 cup sugar , more as needed
- 2 tsp lemon juice
- Chop the rhubarb and toss everything into a pot. Simmer for 15 minutes and puree. Chill for a few hours, until cold. Crumble on some zwieback biscuits, or you could serve it up with a dollop of something sweet, if you'd like.
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