Turn tangy rhubarb into delightful sweet-tart treats and dinners with these well-loved recipes. We’ve rounded up the rhubarb recipes EatingWell readers visit the most, so you can enjoy anything from a ...

Welcome spring with these seasonal, ingredient-forward recipes, which star sweet peas and crisp asparagus, wild ramps and tender greens, tart rhubarb and ruby-colored strawberries. (Don't forget the ...

As we desperately await the arrival of spring, we can’t help but appreciate the warming comfort of a piping hot dessert. This recipe from Marissa Hermer of Bravo’s Ladies of London is elegant enough ...

This topping recipe can be used immediately, stored for up to two days in the refrigerator or frozen for a month. Just be sure to wrap it airtight in double plastic bags. It’s not necessary to thaw ...

Rhubarb is at its peak season and it’s time to get creative with this wonderful tart fruit. Rhubarb is one of the first fruits of spring, though botanically speaking, it's a vegetable). Hothouse ...

When rhubarb is in season, this rhubarb crisp needs to be on your baking list. The base and the top are a buttery and crisp oatmeal crumble. A simple syrup is drizzled over the rhubarb to add ...

Five years ago, I wrote about my family heirloom rhubarb plants and my family’s coveted rhubarb crunch recipe. But…it has probably been five years since I made that delightfully sweet dessert. Since ...

Rhubarb meets strawberries in a classic American duo, far easier to toss together than fussing with a pie crust. • 2 lb. rhubarb, stalks trimmed, cut into 1-inch pieces, about 3 to 4 c. Preheat the ...

Fresh rhubarb is a spring season treat for many people when it is available straight from your garden. The tart stems of the rhubarb plant are often used to make all sorts of desserts, jams and ...

The classic pairing of rhubarb and strawberries works on a couple of levels. Strawberries by themselves can be sweet but a little insipid -- particularly with the varieties most widely planted these ...

You're either a rhubarb person or you're not. We rhubarb people know we are special―as special and unique as the slender stalks of the pinkish-reddish pie plant. If you have a rhubarb plant, you know ...