My chickens are producing 3 to 4 eggs a
day, so there is definitely fried eggs in the morning, the excess I made curd as dessert to be stored in the freezer. As the rhubarb plant is growing well, I decided to use it, a tart curd
is always delicious. Blackberry is added to give a pinkish colour, which
unfortunately is lost after adding eggs and butter.
For 300 gm fruit puree, use 3 eggs and 100gm butter
1. Peel off tough outer skin of rhubarb,
cook with a handful of blackberry, half a cup of water, a pinch of salt and brown
sugar, until soft, around 5 minutes. Sieve out blackberry seeds.
2. Whisk eggs until very well mixed, at very low
heat, melt butter in a pan, add eggs and mix well, pour in rhubarb puree,
increase to medium heat and cook gently like a custard, season with more sugar
if necessary.
3. Cook until mixture thicken and coat the
spoon, or around 80˚C.
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