That you never heard of rhubarb, though upon searching it. I did find a recipe for a strawberry rhubarb crisp. it looks pretty good. If I ever get some time off. Going to have to try. Thanks for sharing. :)
That you never heard of rhubarb, though upon searching it. I did find a recipe for a strawberry rhubarb crisp. it looks pretty good. If I ever get some time off. Going to have to try. Thanks for sharing. :)
Thanks @dreamingirwin and for the rehive. Growing up on a farm. Rhubarb was something most folks had in their garden. It is one of the things that comes up every year without replanting. It's sour on it's own but adding sugar. Pinch of salt, small amt.of water and Tblp.lemon juice, then stewing it on the stove makes a nice jam. Strawberries added make it even better in my opinion and a crisp is great.
I'm willing to bet it had probably has some really good nutritional value to it too. Would be fun to see if it has any natural healing properties.
That's awesome. I recently bought a book called The forgotten remedies something like that. It's in my stack of books that I mean to get through. I figured it was a very useful book to have cuz it's all about plants and their natural healing properties. Before the epidemic I had already started looking into that.I use celery to fight off a kidney stone that I got from taking a medication without enough water, and dandelions for detoxification. It's funny the directions life takes you.
The book sounds interesting. it's always good to try natural healing remedies before other medications if it's not a life threatening situation.