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4
Medium
4 hr 30
Published 2021
This is a very different type of crumble from the one your grandmother used to make, as the rhubarb is gently poached in a lemongrass-infused syrup and then elegantly layered in a glass with a lemon and lime cream and topped with a crispy pistachio crumble. It makes a deliciously elegant and modern twist on an old favourite.
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The recipe makes twice as much crumble as needed. I've made this twice, second time simplified, no lemongrass, no lime, rhubarb not peeled, cut small and boiled with sugar and water. Still popular with my "tasting panel" (family). Next time may add a splash of galliano to the chilled cooked rhubarb.