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harleygertie on 5.30.2012
I recently went on a quest to find a recipe for rhubarb that didn’t require me to make a pie. :)I love Rhubarb pie, I just can’t make a pie to save my life.
I have made this twice now and it got rave reviews from the whole family. The second time I doubled the recipe and baked it in a glass Pyrex dish. I didn’t pay attention to how much longer it took to bake, but it was significant, I’d say at least 20-30 min longer. I used what I had in the house…plain sugar and AP flour. Quote from tonight, Me- “I know you’re not supposed to rave about things that you make, but this is sooooo good.”
Husband- “YES IT IS!!”
The rhubarb is sweetened to perfection, and the cake is not overly sweet. The best combination. I can’t say enough good things. Make this, you won’t be sorry.
nickdemetria on 6.16.2011
I knew after reading the review that this cake was a bit of work but was in for the long haul. It really wasn’t that bad! The cake is the perfect amount of sweet and tart. Thanks for sharing.
Whitney on 6.13.2011
I used cinnamon sugar instead of maple sugar and AP whole wheat flour instead of pastry flour and I sprinkled the cake with cinnamon at the end.
This was a delicious recipe! Perfect amount of tart rhubarb and sweet glaze. It was my first upside down cake and everything worked out beautifully.
squarefootcook on 5.25.2011
I will admit that I got a little grumpy halfway through making this recipe. I usually think of upside down cakes as super fast, easy, last minute adventures. This cake is not, and I was getting a bit weary watching all of the dishes stack up. Having said that, I can also admit that one bite of the finished product completely adjusted my attitude. This cake is not a typical upside down cake. It is so light and fluffy, it almost resembles a souffle more than a cake. The flavor is terrific and it is one of the best uses for rhubarb I have ever seen. The cake is so wonderful and so unique, I can’t even dock it for being labor intensive. It really deserves the 5 mitts.
So, I apologize for my grump face and thank you for sharing this recipe!
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Ashley on 7.21.2015
Made this tonight–halved the recipe and used regular white flour and brown sugar instead of maple sugar, and I poured heavy cream over each warm serving. Soooo rich, but soooo good.
lydiajo on 4.26.2011
Made this for my rhubarb fix this spring. So good! thanks.
Erica Lea on 5.24.2010
aliwicious: I have never looked for frozen rhubarb – we grow our own!
CraziBeautiful Julie-jann on 5.18.2010
Yum! I can’t wait till rhubarb comes to season, this recipe is going into my recipe box! Thanks
aliwicious on 5.18.2010
Oh my Lordy is all I can say! Beautiful.
Do you find frozen rhubarb pretty easily in the store? I’ve never noticed it but I will look closer next time.