Rhubarb Strawberry Crunch
Rhubarb and Strawberry are just meant to be together! Top them off with a delicious crumb topping and you have an amazing dessert. I look forward to May every year so I can get my annual fix of rhubarb.
Click on the link below to view the step by step directions with pictures and a printable recipe card.
http://indianeskitchen.com/2018/06/16/rhubarb-strawberry-crunch
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That crumb topping looks amazing! We always make extra crumb topping for any dessert that we are making. 🙂
Oh I love that idea after all the crumb topping is like the icing on the cake…lol Thanks Stephanie & Sydney!
This looks great, thanks for sharing.
Thank you it is such a delicious combination. Have a great week!
I agree, strawberry and rhubarb are the perfect combination! 💗 yum!!
Thanks Patty!
That looks amazing!
Thank you Susanne!
A delicious rhubarb sauce. Thank you for the recipe.
Today I baked a rhubarb cake.
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Oh I love Rhubarb Cake! I make mine with buttermilk and it is so moist. Thank you for your nice comment!
Great dessert love the combination!
Thanks it is one of my favorites!
Looks delicouse
Thank you so much! Have a great day!
This makes me wish we’d planted some rhubarb!
I have had mine for over 25 years now. It’s so easy to care for.
We used to grow it, then it died and for some reason we never bought another plant.
It’s so good, too!
I down for anything with strawberry in it!
Then wait until tomorrows post, You will love that one!
Ooh! Can’t wait!
Oh my! Could I have one slice please with a little scoop of vanilla ice cream on top? That looks amazing! Thanks so much for sharing. 🙂
You’re welcome! Ice Cream is a great addition. I like the way you think!
I’ll take rhubarb any way – sweet, sour, savory! Even raw.
It is SO good! My favorite is rhubarb cake and Rhubarb pie. As kids we dipped the raw Rhubarb in sugar and ate it too. Have a great week Dorothy!
This looks so good Diane – I can just taste it. I hope Joni sees this as she just wrote a post on rhubarb and bought a rhubarb plant as well.
Thank you Linda! I hope she does too!
I forgot how many years she said it would take to be a “patch” … patience is a virtue with rhubarb.
Yes and even longer when the moles decide to make a run through the center of them!
Oh for goodness sake – they break off all the stalks that way don’t they? All these outside critters in the gardens are a pain sometimes – even the bugs. I had slugs so bad one Summer, I spent a small fortune on “Sluggo” and bought these ceramic mushrooms that you filled with beer – the yeast was supposed to attract the slugs and they would drown in it. It was messy and didn’t catch that many slugs, so I ended up not using them. You had to rinse out the canisters every day and bury them back in the garden, fill them with beer, then put the mushroom cap on and supposedly the slugs would come slithering over.
Never had a problem with slugs. Moles make tunnels all over the yard/garden. Not only does the yard look horrible because the tunnels they make push the ground upward like mini mounds, but when they tunnel through any plant life it leaves an air pocket at the roots which dries out the roots and kills the plants.
I have something weird in my front yard at the City property – it started last year and looks like a mound but big enough that it looks like a burial mound – raised high. I don’t know what it is but I’ve never seen any critters in it – maybe they come out at night? The slugs are a real pain – they chew everything and leave holes in flowers and leaves.
Sounds like a mole! They dig out the dirt to make their runs and then push the dirt out of the ground making a mound. They are so destructive to yards. They make tunnels then worms and grubs drop into the tunnel and they eat away. You won’t see moles in yards that are treated for bugs because then the moles won’t have anything to eat.
After you said that I was thinking of the expression “making a mountain out of a molehill” and I thought it looks like a gravesite, like something is underneath the grass and the grass is sparse there. So, after you said “moles” I Googled “image of a mole hill” … it is not like the mole hill, this is more like an actual mound of earth … strange looking. I will take a picture to show you – it will be a few days – stormy day tomorrow, eye doctor appointment Thursday morning. Maybe you’ve seen this oddity before.
Now you have my curiosity up!
Pouring out right now and tomorrow I have the eye doc appointment so will do it Friday or Saturday – it is like a new grave in how it goes up in the air. Hope no one buried a body there one night. 🙂
This rain is ridiculous!
It sure is – we won’t know what to do with ourselves – today was beautiful, tomorrow too and Sunday nice until very late in the day.
I love rhubarb and strawberry!! 🤤
Me too! I love this time of the year!
Looks so gorgeous! Love the beautiful combo of strawberry & rhubarb.
It is an amazing combination isn’t it! Thank you!
Yum yum!
Thank you Erica!
That’s one I must try!
Joni it is so good! It doesn’t use a lot of rhubarb so you will have plenty of your homegrown rhubarb left for other recipes!
looking good
Thank you Dan!
This dessert looks awesome!!
Thank you Bernice! Can’t go wrong with strawberries and rhubarb! ❤
Diane, I made this last night, and it was SO GOOD. You made me look like a hero.
You did that all by yourself! I am so glad you liked it!