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Plain Rhubarb Compote

By Chrryblossomtat2
Andrew made a lot of rhubarb compote last year to help deal with the immense glut we had. His was spicy ginger and gorgeous and I shall make his and this in various other forms I'm sure before the season is over.
This recipe is just plain and came from a lovely blog called 'Simple Bites'.. from which there is a great list of things you can add it too to make dishes taste even better.
rhubarb compote recipe cards - 'growourown.blogspot.com' ~an allotment blog
N.B. Sterilising jars:
Wash in hot soapy water and rinse thoroughly. Place in an oven that is at 140 Celsius for at least half an hour. Turn oven off and allow to cool a good bit.
Do not ever put hot jams or compotes into a cold jar - there is a risk the glass to crack! :O
sterilising jars - 'growourown.blogspot.com' ~an allotment blog
*  Chopping rhubarb for me isn't the easiest task as I have permanent double vision. So I split my stems in two, hold them together and slice as finely as I can then finish off with a mezzaluna. 6 cups full!!
chopping flesh rhubarb - 'growourown.blogspot.com' ~an allotment blog
* All ingredients in the pot, time to boil then simmer....
mixing up the compote - 'growourown.blogspot.com' ~an allotment blog
* Boiled mixture, now to simmer with lid on and again with lid off
boiling up the compote - 'growourown.blogspot.com' ~an allotment blog
* Lovely natural rhubarb compote. To add a redness to it you can put in a finely chopped beetroot (once you've grown them) or heavens...food colouring!
plain rhubarb compote - 'growourown.blogspot.com' ~an allotment blog
* The finished article - almost a liter.
plain rhubarb compote - 'growourown.blogspot.com' ~an allotment blog

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