Just
realised that I’ve made this rhubarb pie weeks ago but did not get a chance to
get it posted . We’ve harvested our last
rhubarb of the year from our vegetable patch a couple of weeks ago . Decided to make some jam with all of
the rhubarb but I’ve a sudden craving for pie !
LOL Yup, I love to make pies
& most importantly eating them ! LOL
My hubby was not really keen of rhubarb & usually I’ve added some
apples in my rhubarb pie just for him . So here again I’m trying my luck with
this Martha Stewart's recipe . What did Mr. Bossy says… “Well, it’s tastier with some apples or strawberry “ LOL
For me it was delicious not overly sweet coz I’ve reduced the sugar to
slightly less than 1 cup . I love the meringue topping that goes well with the tangy rhubarb filling , even my bossy hubby
likes it too .
Jane Austen
moment in Persuasion
Chapter 14
"I hope I shall remember, in future," said Lady Russell, as soon as they were reseated in the carriage, "not to call at Uppercross in the Christmas holidays."
After harvested almost all the rhubarbs from our vegetable patch
Rhubarb
Meringue Pie ( Martha Stewart)
Adapted
from Martha Stewart
Ingredients for 20cm pie dish or 8 mini pies
Pâte
surcrée
900g or 2 pounds of rhubarb (
trimmed & cut crosswise into about 7 cm)
flour for
work surface
1 ¾ cup
sugar ( I’ve used slightly less than a cup)
3 large egg
yolks & 4 large egg whites
2 tbsp
unsalted butter
¼ cup
cornstarch
Coarse salt
Directions:
1)
Preheat
oven 180°C
. Roll out pâte sucrée on a lightly
floured surface . Place the prepared pâte sucréee crust on a pie dish & refrigerate it for 30 mins .
Prick with fork , the pie crust & lined with parchment paper . Fill with
pie weights or dried beans. Bake for 5 to 10 mins till pie crust turn light
& golden. Let to cool.
2)
Juice
rhubarb ( at least 2 cups of juice &
if needed add in water) . Whisk,
cornstarch , 1 cup sugar, ½ salt . Whisk in juice in saucepan & bring to a
boil . Cook & whisk for 1 min.
3)
Place
yolks in a bowl & gradually whisk in half of the hot juice mixture. Return
to pan & cook over medium heat . Whisk till it thickens about 1 min. Beat
in butter & strain through a fine sieve into the pie crust. Refrigerate it
till set for at least 4 hours or overnight.
4)
Preheat
double boiler & heat egg whites with
¾ cup sugar . Whisk till sugar dissolves & mixture is hot about 2
mins. Transfer to mixing bowl &
whisk on high speed till medium peaks form. Spread or dollop meringue onto pie & broil till slightly browned
about 30 to 40 seconds.

Linking this post to Cook Like A Star event - Cook Like Martha Stewart hosted by Zoe from Bake For Happy Kids & co-hosted with Baby Sumo of Eat Your Heart Out & Jocelyn of Riceball Eats
Hi Kit, I love your garden! And the freshly harvested rhubarbs. Your pie looks great. Wishing you a very happy new year :)
ReplyDeleteKit, a wonderful rhubarb pie. I've never eaten rhubard. Wonder how it tastes like. My sis got rhubarb seeds from my sis in law who lives in UK and my sis is going to try planting it here. Hmm..wonder if it can grow in the hot Msian weather here. Anyway, I love your pie! See you in 2013 and have a Happy & Prosperous New Year.
ReplyDeleteHi kit, your Meringue pie look so cute and pretty. Look so yummylicious too, can I have 2 pieces, please! :)
ReplyDeleteLovely flowers, look so gorgeous.
Have a great week ahead,with lots of love and hugs to you.
Happy new Year to you and family.
Hi Kit, another pretty pie from you. I don't think I've ever cooked with rhubarb before, though I've seen it in some upscale supermarkets in KL.
ReplyDeleteBtw, Happy New Year to you and yr family! xoxo
you even have rhubarb in your garden! i've only seen it once and it's very very expensive. although i cant get to taste your pie, i'm sure it's delicious and looks kinda cute too! Happy new year to you and your family , kit! Cheers!
ReplyDeleteOhhhh - I love rhubarb. We won't have it here until May or so, but when we do we love it! This looks like a delicious pie. I love the tartness of rhubarb in sweets!
ReplyDeleteHi Kit,
ReplyDeleteYour rhubarb pie looks so good! I have this "thing" with rhubarb. I am very curious about how it tastes like, and have seen lots of recipes using this veggie, in both savoury and sweet. I even got someone brought the seeds back all the way from UK, and am now not sure about how to go about growing them! Read from the internet that Rhubarb is best grown from the crown rather than from seeds, and am not sure whether our climate here is suitable or not! Will try my hands at sowing the seeds soon. Wish me luck!
Happy New Year to you and your family!
Wish you all the best in 2013!
I've never eaten rhubard but your rhubarb pie looks very good! Wishing you and all at home a Happy 2013!
ReplyDeleteKit , such a beautiful pie ! I've seen some rhubarbs here from time to time but haven't actually tasted it yet :P From the look of that pie I'm sure it tastes really delish !
ReplyDeleteWishing you and your family the best this New Year !!!
another beautiful dessert. i love rhubarb it always reminds me of my nana's rhubarb pies as a kid.
ReplyDeleteI love any kind of dessert and your's look extra-special. I would love to try this in near future. Pictures are great too!
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So beautiful. Rhubarb is truly wonderful!
ReplyDeleteYour pie looks so tasting!
ReplyDeleteWish you a happy new year!
Hi Kit,
ReplyDeleteI have not try baking with rhubarb yet and can't wait for the season to come to bake with rhubarb. Mr Bossy is funny saying that he prefer apples and strawberries. Ours is like that too :D
Zoe
Rhubarb and meringue pies look irresistable. You were probably right to reduce the sugar as Martha has quite a sweet tooth. Lovely photos too.
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