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Sarah
 
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Default Still eating Barbs rhubarb custard cake!

I've made it with rhubarb, cherries, tinned cherries and tinned rhubarb, in
muffin tins and as a cake! All are totally addictive, and I must have gained
at least a couple of pounds! This group should carry a warning, that self
discipline is essential!
(Even the husband who doesn't like rhubarb was caught snacking on a rhubarb
custard muffin!)
Sarah


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> I've made it with rhubarb, cherries, tinned cherries and tinned
> rhubarb, in muffin tins and as a cake! All are totally addictive, and
> I must have gained at least a couple of pounds! This group should
> carry a warning, that self discipline is essential! (Even the husband
> who doesn't like rhubarb was caught snacking on a rhubarb custard
> muffin!)


> Sarah



ROFL!! Glad you're enjoying it. How'd you do them in muffin tins?
Sounds like an interesting idea.
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-Barb, <http://www.jamlady.eboard.com> 7/8/05 WeBeJammin'!
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"Melba's Jammin'" > wrote in message
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> In article >, "Sarah"
> > wrote:
>
>> I've made it with rhubarb, cherries, tinned cherries and tinned
>> rhubarb, in muffin tins and as a cake! All are totally addictive, and
>> I must have gained at least a couple of pounds! This group should
>> carry a warning, that self discipline is essential! (Even the husband
>> who doesn't like rhubarb was caught snacking on a rhubarb custard
>> muffin!)

>
>> Sarah

>
>
> ROFL!! Glad you're enjoying it. How'd you do them in muffin tins?
> Sounds like an interesting idea.
> --
> -Barb, <http://www.jamlady.eboard.com> 7/8/05 WeBeJammin'!


Well, you remember that the first go went wrong when I used only one UK cake
mix? I just used one again, with half a pint of cream, and that was enough
for a 6 muffin tin. They turned out great, just the right size for one
portion. They didn't need wuite as long in the oven but the custard was
still great
Sarah


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