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Lisa Amtower's avatar

David, I am mesmerized by that vodka splash photo! My mom used to make rhubarb compote when I was a kid, I could never get enough of it.

David Leite's avatar

Thank you, Lisa! And rhubarb compote is da bomb.

Michael Procopio's avatar

David,

First off, that splashy photo is FANTASTIC, and second, I am 100% certain you still harbor a small resentment towards Jody for getting to be Cleopatra VII.

David Leite's avatar

First, thank you. Second, you know me so well!

Barbara Timmerman's avatar

David, I think we had kindred childhoods. One of my early memories is going down the street to a house where wild rhubarb was growing. We would break a few stems off, then climb the apple tree to hide our dastardly deed. Never knew back then that the leaves were toxic. I guess I am glad that way back then, no one was interested in the leaves of much of anything in the food supply. thanks for the memory.

David Leite's avatar

Indeed, sounds like we had twin childhoods. You are more than welcome for the memories. I hope you make something delicious with rhubarb this year. Try the vodka, I'm telling you… It's fantastic!

Ginger's avatar

David, that vodka splash phot is AMAZING!!!

David Leite's avatar

Thank you, Ginger!!! I'm quite chuffed with it.

Lyla Kraft's avatar

Love the history lesson from around the world on Rhubarb. Learning the proper way to freeze it is also very helpful.

Thanks

David Leite's avatar

Lyla, I’m so glad you enjoyed the little world tour of rhubarb—and that the freezing tips were helpful! Rhubarb has such a fascinating (and tart) past, don’t you think? Thanks for reading and for taking the time to comment!